2025 Renault Duster RHD launched for India
2025 Renault Duster RHD unveiled With the launch of Duster, Renault India can re-establish its position in the compact SUV segment and enjoy a sizeable market share Renault has become a major player in the Indian SUV market thanks to the Duster and its higher-end sibling the Captur. While the Captur was not a popular product, the Duster was and it popularized the compact SUV segment in India. Now, Renault is about to launch the New Duster in India and testing has begun. Like South Africa, India is an RHD (right-hand drive) market. Renault has just launched the Duster RHD in South Africa, which is likely to be similar to what we get in India. For India, Renault will go the local manufacturing route and will catalyze production of its counterparts. 2025 Renault Duster RHD unveiled 2025 Renault Duster right-hand drive A recent video from AutoTraderSA shows off the Renault Duster RHD model in all its glory. Revealing the exterior…
New Renault Duster spied testing ahead of India launch
The eagerly awaited new Renault Duster was spotted testing on Indian roads, hinting at exciting launches on the horizon. The latest spy shots reveal key design updates, including stylish two-tone alloy wheels, unique C-shaped taillights and an integrated spoiler, adding a sporty and modern aesthetic to Renault's popular SUV. Being the pioneer of compact SUVs in India, the Duster's redesign is expected to combine rugged styling with advanced features to compete with other popular models in the segment. While Renault is keeping many details secret, the updated Duster is expected to include new safety and technology enhancements, making it a strong contender for those looking for a powerful, feature-rich SUV with updated looks and performance. Also read: Reno Kiger and Tribe join Indian Army Eastern Command fleet New Renault Duster spy shots: key highlights The recently spotted test car was heavily camouflaged, suggesting the SUV is in the final stages of development. As is evident from the images, the new…
All-new Renault Duster in India – testing begins
The new generation Renault Duster is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated new car launches of 2025. While we wait for the SUV to return in a new look, here are the first spy shots of its test mules wearing thick camouflage. What do pictures tell us? Well, you can see that the Duster has always been known for its rugged, SUV-like stance. The prototype features pronounced wheel arches, muscular body panels and a sharply designed rear. In a spy video, the new Renault Duster was spotted equipped with a LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) sensor, which uses laser pulses to create a 3D image of the vehicle's surroundings. This is an important part of ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) technology, which means that the new Duster will be equipped with a self-driving ADAS suite. spy video It will also feature a 10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system, 7-inch digital instrument cluster, Arkamys 3D sound system with six speakers, wireless phone charging,…
2025 Renault Duster spotted in India for first time
2025 Renault Duster spotted in India First spy shots of 2025 Renault Duster in India surface from Kerala, marking the expected return of the SUV Renault's all-new Duster has been spotted testing on Indian roads for the first time, with spy shots taken in Kerala. This marks the brand's efforts to bring back one of its most recognized models and aims to revive its position in the Indian SUV market. 2025 Renault Duster spotted in India The images, captured by car enthusiast Aditya in Kerala, confirm that Renault is actively preparing to launch the all-new Duster in the Indian market. Spy images show a heavily camouflaged test car driving on the streets of Kerala, hinting at the final stages of development of the SUV. 2025 Renault Duster spotted in India The Spotted Duster retains the powerful stance of the original model and is a favorite among Indian SUV enthusiasts. The camouflaged test car hints at modern design cues while retaining…
Renault Duster – Starting the compact SUV trend in India
Back when cars were simplerOne day, I was watching a movie in which the protagonist drove a Renault Duster across India and listened to a picturesque 4-minute title song. The title sequence is the best advertisement for Duster and I want one now.Renault Duster is probably one of the most important cars in the Indian automotive industry! This was one of the first cars Renault launched as part of the Renault-Nissan joint venture, and boy was it a good car!back to basicsIt’s been 12 years since Duster was first launchedOne of the things that makes this car stand out from other cars is its simple design. Renault didn't change the design much during its 10 years of production, so the silhouette has become very recognizable on Indian roads today.While this was an issue during its sales, in the late 1910s and early 2000s, competitors like the Creta really tried to make their cars look as futuristic as possible.The Duster's flared…
Renault’s new HORSE engine will debut in Duster-based Dacia
The Dacia Bigster Hybrid 155 is expected to be launched in India as the Renault Duster and will be equipped with a hybrid powertrain developed by HORSE. It combines a 1.8-liter engine, two electric motors and an intelligent and efficient transmission. The Duster and Bigster will share many key components such as body panels, dashboard, seats and other mechanical parts. With a focus on comfort, space and versatility, the Duster is targeted at Indian families looking for a practical, reliable and capable SUV suitable for city and long-distance driving. Renault Bigster: appearance The Dacia Bigster combines stylish design with strong off-road looks. Its front is similar to the Duster, with sharp LED headlights and Y-shaped garnish. Unlike the Duster, it has lost the plastic cladding on the lower grille, giving it a cleaner look. Fog lights are built into the bumper, and a silver skid plate adds to its rugged appearance. Also read: Aston Martin DB12 Goldfinger Edition marks 60…
Dacia Bigster based on Renault Duster unveiled in Paris
The Dacia Bigster has made its global debut. First launched as a concept in 2021, it is expected to be launched in India as the Renault Duster to cater to the growing demand for spacious SUVs. The Bigster and Duster will share many components, including body panels, dashboard, seats and other mechanical components. While official engine options are yet to be confirmed, it is likely to feature the same 1.2-litre and 1.6-litre turbo-petrol engines for a balance of performance and efficiency. Its design, features and versatility are expected to have strong appeal among Indian families looking for comfort, space and functionality. Renault Bigster: appearance The Dacia Bigster combines stylish design with powerful off-road style. Its front resembles that of the Dacia Duster, with sharp LED headlights and Y-shaped accents. Unlike the Duster, the Bigster gets rid of the plastic cladding on the lower grille for a cleaner look. The fog lights are integrated into the bumper, and a silver skid…
2025 Renault Duster 7 seats (4570mm)
2025 Renault Duster 7-seater – a larger SUV Renault Bigster based on next-generation Duster will challenge rivals such as Hyundai Alcazar, XUV700 and Tata Safari The Dacia Bigster SUV has been revealed ahead of its debut at the Paris Motor Show. In India, the Bigster will be launched under the Renault brand. It will be launched after the next-generation Duster, which is scheduled to be launched in India in the second half of 2025. Dacia/Renault Bigster – Main features Compared to the new-generation Duster, the Bigster is 230 mm longer. It is 4,570 mm long, 1,810 mm wide and 1,710 mm high. The wheelbase is 2,700 mm, which is 43 mm longer than the new generation Duster. Most of the features from the 2021 concept model have been carried over to the production model. 2025 Renault Duster 7-seater – a larger SUV Some exterior highlights include a glossy black grille, studded lower grille and Y-shaped lighting elements. With a ground…
Dacia Bigster debuts as extended Duster for compact SUV
The largest model in the Dacia range combines rugged looks with a spacious cabin and a range of electrified powertrains Dacia has launched its largest model to date, the all-new Bigster, marking its entry into the compact SUV segment. The follow-up to the 2021 concept, the Bigster is essentially a stretched version of the popular Duster, combining the same rugged looks with more space and in-cabin functionality. The Dacia Bigster measures 4.57 m (179.9 inches) long, 1.81 m (71.3 inches) wide and 1.71 mm (67.3 inches) high. This makes it about 230 mm (9 inches) longer than the Duster, while maintaining the same width. 2024 Dacia Duster review: Is it still the king of budget SUVs? The styling of the mechanically related SUVs is very similar, although the Bigster comes with a redesigned front bumper, a wider wheelbase and a longer rear overhang. A closer look reveals that the side gills, side windows and tail have also been adjusted. Inside,…
Renault Bigster SUV (Duster 7-seater) preview
2025 Renault Duster SUV trailer The Bigster SUV is essentially a stretched three-row version of the new-generation Duster sold in international markets Earlier this year, the new generation Renault Duster was launched in Türkiye. Preparations for the launch of the three-row Bigster model are now underway. The new Duster and Bigster are expected to contribute significant sales to Renault and its group company Dacia. Renault Bigster SUV trailer The Bigster will debut at the 2024 Paris Motor Show and bear the Dacia badge. The event is scheduled to take place from October 14th to 20th. Prior to this, Dacia had released some trailers confirming the name of the "Bigster". In terms of styling, the Bigster SUV will be basically the same as the new-generation Duster. However, the Bigster will dominate on the road thanks to its larger size. The new Duster is 4,343 mm long, while the Bigster is 4,600 mm long. Rivals of the Bigster include Mahindra XUV700, Hyundai…
Renault’s Duster-based three-row Bigster previewed
Renault-owned Dacia will showcase its new Bigster SUV at the 2024 Paris Motor Show (October 14-October 20). But before that happens, Dacia has dropped an initial teaser of the SUV, previewing a three-row version of the Renault Duster. The teaser shows the Bigster's rear end with sharp Y-shaped LED taillights. The image doesn't reveal much, but we can see the Dacia badge in the middle. According to the spy photos, the Renault Bigster will share its styling with the five-seater Duster. It is expected to feature slim LED headlights with integrated LED daytime running lights at the front. From the looks, the upcoming Bigster is likely to feature pillar-style door handles, square wheel arches and black alloy wheels. Other expected parts include a shark fin antenna, a kink behind the C-pillar, and an extended roof spoiler. The new SUV will be based on the CMF-B platform and will be launched in India in two models, Renault and Nissan. Also read:…
Review: Dacia Duster remains the king of budget SUVs
Dacia is steadily transforming into a brand ideal for a certain type of audience, proving that cars can be affordable and cool at the same time. Leading the way is the new Duster, which embodies the Romanian automaker's core values while ushering the brand into a new era. We recently tested this updated subcompact SUV with the entry-level 1.0-liter Eco-G powertrain in a variety of driving conditions to see how much it has evolved and improved over its popular predecessor. Review: Jeep Avenger proves ICE and manual combos still have appeal Launched in November 2023, the third-generation Duster brings major updates both internally and externally. Dacia's new design language gives the vehicle a more substantial appearance, although it only increases by 23 mm (0.9 in), taking the overall length to 4,343 mm (171 in). Currently, the only subcompact SUVs in Europe that are longer than the Duster are the Citroen C3 Aircross and Opel Frontera twins. However, Dacia will soon…
New Renault Duster Carpoint Edition debuts
New Renault Duster Carpoint Edition Although only renderings are available at the moment, the Renault Duster Carpoint Edition will go on sale in the coming weeks. The third generation Renault Duster is available in international markets and it looks and feels fascinating. A sportier appearance can always be achieved through customization and body kits. Similar characteristics are also reflected in the powerful modification kits offered by German car dealer Carpoint. Renault Duster III Carpoint Edition – Key Upgrades So far, Carpoint has only released a set of renderings of the upcoming Renault Duster tuner. The German dealer specializes in customizing Renault models. In the past, Carpoint has also launched various other tuners. This could be the first preview of a tuning kit for the new Renault Duster. New Renault Duster Carpoint Edition The main highlights of this modification project include a custom wrap, widebody kit, large alloy wheels and a lowering kit. While the stock Renault Duster already has a…
New Dacia Duster Carpoint Edition is expected to look tough as
Dacia dealer Carpoint has previewed an extreme tuning package for the new Duster. Modifications include a widebody kit, large wheels, and a lowered suspension. The Dacia Duster Carpoint Edition is coming soon and will bring more surprises. The third generation of the Dacia Duster was launched in early 2024, but tuners have not yet unleashed their creativity on the Romanian bestseller. German dealer Carpoint, known for creating special editions of Dacia models, was the first to preview a tuning kit for the new Duster, with a focus on sportiness. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:()}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if (adpushup.config.platform !== "DESKTOP"){ adpushup.triggerAd("4d84e4c9 -9937-4f84-82c0-c94544ee6f2a"); } else{ adpushup.triggerAd("6a782b01-facb-45f3-a88f-ddf1b1f97657"); } }); The Dacia Duster III Carpoint Edition has been previewed by a series of renderings, laying the groundwork for the company to bring the model to life on an actual vehicle. The modifications include a widebody kit, custom wraps, new wheels and a lowering kit, turning the rugged-looking subcompact SUV into…
We’re driving the new Dacia Duster: What are your questions?
Our test car was the flagship Extreme model, but it was powered by the less exciting non-electric 1.0-liter dual-fuel engine. We drove the Dacia Duster with the entry-level 1.0-litre dual-fuel engine and front-wheel drive. The third generation of the small SUV combines rugged styling with a spacious cabin. It retains the affordable nature of its predecessor, with prices starting at less than €20,000. The Dacia Duster dominates the European affordable small SUV market, with 2.4 million units sold over 13 years. When the all-new third-generation model debuted earlier this year, we knew we had to have it. Thankfully, the folks at Dacia Greece handed us the keys to the flagship Extreme version of the small SUV, which is powered by a 1.0-liter dual-fuel engine. The latest Duster continues to exude rugged appeal, with a class-leading 217 mm (8.5 in) of ground clearance. The new styling features a boxy shape with chiseled fenders, plenty of (20% recycled) plastic cladding, and modern…
Interesting Find: 1972 Plymouth Duster
In this AutoHunter movie Features, let's take a look at this 1972 Plymouth Duster! It is powered by a 340ci V8 engine with a 4-barrel carburetor and is mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. This classic muscle car retains its original High-Impact Tor-Red (EV2) paint, is covered in a black vinyl interior, and rides on Rallye road wheels. Factory options include vinyl bench seats, Sure-Grip differential with 3.23:1 gears, tinted glass, dual painted racing mirrors, day/night interior mirror, primer, electronic ignition, and AM radio. The original interior features original rubber flooring and original trunk mat. This Duster was featured in Mopar Action magazine and comes with the original owner's manual, window sticker, radio sheet, keys, and MMC Detroit Wise Authentication Report. This well-preserved classic has only 21,743 miles and sold for $82,500 at the Barrett-Jackson 2024 Palm Beach Auction. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ET3sDl-xv3o[/embed] Be sure to subscribe to the ClassicCars TV YouTube channel for more fun finds, car reviews, and interviews!
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