Dacia recently showcased the faclifted Duster, and we have reason to believe that Renault will bring in the same design next year, to help boost Duster sales in India amid the growing additions of MPVs and crossovers.
The new Dacia Duster features more equipment and better value for the same price, with the following new equipment and features. There will be Dacia MEDIA NAV, cruise control/speed limiter, rear park assist, Electronic Stability Control (ESC) fitted as standard on Euro 5 versions, even higher quality, new styling, and improved modularity.
The front end has been upgraded, with a redesigned grille, adorned by two chrome-plated strips and housing a new, lower-set air intake and new double-optic headlights with daytime running lights. The upgrades underscore the car’s on-road stance and robust, “go-anywhere” character – something that Indian car buyers would love.
The new, entirely redesigned dashboard features a center-mounted console flanked by two vertical structural components that underline the robust feel of the whole. Moving further upmarket, New Dacia Duster comes with four new upholstery choices, including leather. Comfort has been enhanced through new-design seats and a reinforced rear bench seat back. These changes will be more than welcomed on the Renault Duster if they choose to upgrade the vehicle next year.
cuz renault disgraced the name Dacia .. . . n not just d design, d engine was degraded tO.o