Renault is all set to launch the much-anticipated third-generation Duster in India. The upcoming SUV will feature India-specific design tweaks, and recent sightings of test mules have revealed several key details. Here is everything you can expect from the all-new Renault Duster.
Renault Duster exterior design
Recent teasers and spy shots have provided a glimpse into the design of the India-specific Duster. The SUV is expected to feature sleek headlights integrated with eyebrow-shaped LED Daytime Running Lamps (DRLs).
Key exterior highlights include:
- 360-Degree Camera: Test mules have been spotted with camera modules on the front and the Outside Rearview Mirrors (ORVMs).
- Front Fascia: The front features three air-intake slits beneath the grille, a wide air dam at the bottom, and fog lamps positioned on either side.
- Safety and Comfort: A radar sensor visible on the windscreen suggests the inclusion of ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems). Additionally, a sunroof, potentially a panoramic unit, has been seen on test models.
- Side Profile: The SUV retains its rugged look with body cladding over the wheel arches, roof rails, and rear door handles uniquely mounted on the C-pillar.
- Rear Design: The rear features wraparound tail-lights with a connected LED bar, a roof-mounted spoiler, a rear wiper, and reverse parking sensors.
Renault Duster interior and features
While the interior of the India-spec Duster has yet to be officially revealed, it is likely to follow the layout of the global model with a few premium tweaks for the Indian market.
Expected features include:
- A 10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
- A 7-inch digital instrument cluster for the driver.
- A wireless phone charger and updated materials on key touchpoints.
Renault Duster powertrain and performance
The India-bound Renault Duster is expected to be a petrol-only offering. The engine lineup may include:
- 1.3-litre Turbo-Petrol: A powerful unit producing 156hp, borrowed from the global-spec model.
- 1.0-litre Turbo-Petrol: An updated version of the engine found in the Renault Kiger, likely tuned for higher power output to suit the Duster’s larger frame.
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