
Renault Duster third generation: crossover review

The third generation Renault Duster was first shown at the end of 2023. The crossover has retained its key advantages and at the same time received significant updates in design, technologies and the line of power units. We suggest you take a closer look at this model. Tuning Renault Duster , the accessories of which are available in our product catalog, will help you add individuality to your car and improve it.
Technical specifications
The new Duster is built on the modern modular CMF-B platform.
Power units:
- Turbocharged petrolengines: 1.2 TCe with 130 hp and 1.3 TCe with 150 hp.
- Diesel: 1.5 dCi - 115 hp
- Gasoline engine: 1.0 ECO-G, 100 horsepower.
- Hybrid powertrain: based on a 1.6-liter engine with 143 hp.
Other data:
- Transmission: Depending on the version, a manual gearbox and CVT or robotic EDC are available.
- Drive: front or all-wheel drive.
- Fuel consumption: 5.5-6.2 l/100 km (1.2 TCe).
- Acceleration to 100 km/h: 10-14 seconds (depending on version).
- Dimensions: Length - 4.34 m, width - 1.81 m, height - 1.66 m. Ground clearance - 209 mm.
- Trunk volume: 472 liters.
Equipment
The third generation of the model has become much better equipped. Depending on the trim level, the following may be available:
- Modern multimedia system with a touchscreen (up to 10.1 inches) and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto support.
- Digital dashboard.
- Active and passive safety systems, including adaptive cruise control, parking assistance systems and a host of airbags.
- Climate control, heated seats and steering wheel.
Exterior and interior
The appearance of the new RenaultDuster has become more modern and brutal, with pronounced off-road accents. New design solutions have been applied to the optics, radiator grille and bumpers.
The interior has noticeably improved material quality and ergonomics. Passenger space has increased thanks to the new platform.












