New-generation Renault Duster

 

New-generation Renault Duster 

 

The next Duster SUV generation is being developed by the Renault-owned company Dacia. It is presently being tested and is anticipated to make its debut on the global market the following year, then get an Indian release. We have received new surveillance images of the Duster SUV; let's take a closer look at the significant modifications. With a flatter front profile and larger overhangs than its Renault Austral brother, the all-new Duster will have a more box-shaped appearance. It also has Dacia's new, more streamlined facia, which was implemented across the board as part of small facelifts last year.

The new Duster retains its tough and all-terrain character. The fascia is now bolder and more angular up front, with an upright bonnet that flows into the updated slat grille. With LED DRLs that give the appearance of being embedded into the grille and giving the headlights the connected light bar impression, they too receive a makeover. Vertical air intakes with the redesigned lower grille are seen on the lower bumper. When examined more closely, a radar sensor and a camera can be seen behind the IRVM housing on the windshield, indicating the presence of ADAS technology.

 

The SUV maintains a similar side description, with squared-off wheel arches and roof rails. 17-inch Smoke black alloy wheels were noticed on the Duster test mule. On the rear-quarter glass panel, there also exist rear door handle

The 2025 Duster's rear end will include a new tail light arrangement along with other features including a shark fin antenna, an enlarged roof spoiler with a high-mount stoplight lamp, a rear wiper, and an updated rear bumper. Head mount stoplight lamp, a rear wiper, and an updated rear bumper.

 The CMF-B design will serve as the foundation for the following-generation Duster, which might be available as both ICE plus hybrid variants. Regarding the Duster in India, the automaker most likely will also offer an AWD system.

The new Duster, according to sources who spoke to our sister site Autocar UK, will have a roomy cabin and a modular roof storage system that can hold a tent for overnight stays. Under the 'Renaulution' change plan of its parent Renault Group, Renault is working to make sure that the Duster lives up to its reputation as an economical and capable vehicle while also expanding and electrifying its product lineup.

By 2025, the next-generation Dacia Duster's larger, three-row Bigster SUV, with its rugged styling, is expected to be revealed. It will also use the CMF-B platform in combustion-engined and hybrid configurations, with an electric variation utilising those underpinnings' EV powertrain-capable version as a possibility.

The CMF-B design will serve as the foundation for the following-generation Duster, which might be available as both ICE plus hybrid variants. Regarding the Duster in India, the automaker most likely will also offer an AWD system.