India-Bound 2025 Renault Duster: Photo Gallery
Renault officially unveiled the all-new Duster recently. Official images of the Renault Duster have surfaced online, and for those who are curious to know more about the upcoming SUV, here we have prepared an image gallery that shows all the elements that differentiate it from the Dacia Duster and more.
Exterior
We start with the exterior first. The first noticeable change here is the front grille. Renault branding or lettering can be seen on the front grille instead of the Dacia logo.
The front grille extends to meet the headlamp cluster, which includes the Y-shaped LED DRLs. Unlike Dacia, Renault does not offer any silver accents in the grille to highlight the logo.
The SUV gets a rugged-looking front bumper with a lower air dam. Fog lamps are placed at either end of the air dam.
The front design of the SUV looks muscular and is similar to that of the Dacia Duster. Renault has only made cosmetic changes to the car to make it look different from the Dacia Duster.
Coming to the side profile, the SUV gets Duster branding on a vertical plastic panel placed on the front door.
The other attraction here is the rear door handles, which are neatly integrated into the C-Pillar, giving it a 3-door SUV-like look. We can also see roof rails on the side profile, which give it an SUV look.
The alloy wheel design on the Renault Duster is also similar to the Dacia version and is available in 18-inch units, with 17-inch for lower variants.
At the rear, we see minor changes like the Renault logo on the tailgate. There is Duster branding on the lower part of the tailgate of the SUV.
The skid plate, Y-shaped tail lamps, and even the design of the spoiler are all the same as seen on the Dacia Duster.
Interior
We now move to the interior of the Renault Duster, which is the same as the Dacia. Renault has only replaced all Dacia logos with Renault’s new logo.
Other than this, everything else remains the same on both SUVs. The Duster showcases a completely redesigned cabin with a layered dashboard finished in two tones. Duster branding is visible on the dashboard.
The SUV also offers a 7-inch instrument cluster and a 10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system that supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
The Y-elements are visible on the AC vents, and the center console is slightly facing the driver to make it easier to control.
Renault Duster offers features like ADAS, a wireless phone charger, automatic climate control, and much more.
The SUV will be offered with three engine options. There is a 1.6-liter petrol engine paired with a strong hybrid system. The second option is a 1.2-liter petrol engine with a 48V mild hybrid system, with 4WD as an optional feature. The third is a 1.0-liter engine option offered with petrol LPG/CNG in some markets. Which of these engines is coming to India? Only time will tell. Renault will be launching this SUV in international markets in 2024, and the SUV would hit Indian shores sometime in 2025.
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Renault officially unveiled the all-new Duster recently. Official images of the Renault Duster have surfaced online, and for those who are curious to know more about the upcoming SUV, here we have prepared an image gallery that shows all the elements that differentiate it from the Dacia Duster and more.
Exterior
We start with the exterior first. The first noticeable change here is the front grille. Renault branding or lettering can be seen on the front grille instead of the Dacia logo.
The front grille extends to meet the headlamp cluster, which includes the Y-shaped LED DRLs. Unlike Dacia, Renault does not offer any silver accents in the grille to highlight the logo.
The SUV gets a rugged-looking front bumper with a lower air dam. Fog lamps are placed at either end of the air dam.
The front design of the SUV looks muscular and is similar to that of the Dacia Duster. Renault has only made cosmetic changes to the car to make it look different from the Dacia Duster.
Coming to the side profile, the SUV gets Duster branding on a vertical plastic panel placed on the front door.
The other attraction here is the rear door handles, which are neatly integrated into the C-Pillar, giving it a 3-door SUV-like look. We can also see roof rails on the side profile, which give it an SUV look.
The alloy wheel design on the Renault Duster is also similar to the Dacia version and is available in 18-inch units, with 17-inch for lower variants.
At the rear, we see minor changes like the Renault logo on the tailgate. There is Duster branding on the lower part of the tailgate of the SUV.
The skid plate, Y-shaped tail lamps, and even the design of the spoiler are all the same as seen on the Dacia Duster.
Interior
We now move to the interior of the Renault Duster, which is the same as the Dacia. Renault has only replaced all Dacia logos with Renault’s new logo.
Other than this, everything else remains the same on both SUVs. The Duster showcases a completely redesigned cabin with a layered dashboard finished in two tones. Duster branding is visible on the dashboard.
The SUV also offers a 7-inch instrument cluster and a 10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system that supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
The Y-elements are visible on the AC vents, and the center console is slightly facing the driver to make it easier to control.
Renault Duster offers features like ADAS, a wireless phone charger, automatic climate control, and much more.
The SUV will be offered with three engine options. There is a 1.6-liter petrol engine paired with a strong hybrid system. The second option is a 1.2-liter petrol engine with a 48V mild hybrid system, with 4WD as an optional feature. The third is a 1.0-liter engine option offered with petrol LPG/CNG in some markets. Which of these engines is coming to India? Only time will tell. Renault will be launching this SUV in international markets in 2024, and the SUV would hit Indian shores sometime in 2025.
The post India-Bound 2025 Renault Duster: Photo Gallery first appeared on Cartoq.
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