Renault has finally brought back a name that once ruled Indian roads with its toughness and honesty. The Renault Duster is not trying to chase trends blindly; instead, it focuses on what made the original Duster special—strong build, comfortable ride, and the ability to handle bad roads without complaints. This new version feels more mature, more modern, and clearly designed for people who actually drive their SUVs every day.
bold design with rugged roots
The Renault Duster looks solid and confident from every angle. Its wide stance, muscular wheel arches, and sharp LED lighting give it a strong road presence without making it look flashy. Renault has managed to modernize the design while keeping the Duster’s original rugged identity intact. Inside, the cabin feels more premium than before, with a clean dashboard layout, better materials, and improved space for passengers. It feels like an SUV that’s built to age well rather than impress just on day one.
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engines made for real indian driving
Under the hood, the Duster focuses on balanced performance instead of aggressive numbers. The petrol engines feel smooth and relaxed in city traffic, while the turbo option adds enough punch for highway driving. What really stands out is how stable and confident the SUV feels at higher speeds. The suspension remains one of its biggest strengths, soaking up potholes and rough patches effortlessly. Whether it’s daily commuting or long weekend drives, the Duster feels dependable and stress-free.
comfort, features, and everyday usability
Renault has added just the right amount of technology to keep things useful. The infotainment system is responsive, the digital displays are easy to read, and features like climate control, connected tech, and advanced safety systems make daily driving more comfortable. Seating comfort remains excellent, especially for longer journeys. The Duster continues to feel like an SUV that prioritizes ride quality and durability over unnecessary gimmicks.
price and value for money
The Renault Duster is expected to be priced between ₹10.5 lakh and ₹16.9 lakh (ex-showroom), depending on the variant and engine choice. At this price, it offers a rare mix of rugged build quality, comfortable ride, and modern features. For buyers who want a practical SUV that can handle Indian roads without fuss, the new Duster feels like a strong and sensible choice.
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