Renault has officially brought back the iconic Renault Duster in a bold new generation, combining rugged SUV DNA with modern technology, comfort, and hybrid power. Here are the five key things you should know about the new Duster:
1. It’s a True “Made for India” SUV
The new Duster is built specifically for India, with 90% of its parts designed for the country. It sits on the Renault Group Modular Platform (RGMP), engineered for extreme conditions and built to meet 5-star safety standards, making it one of the most robust SUVs in its class.
2. Powerful Turbo Engines + First-in-India Hybrid
Renault offers a full range of powertrains:
- Turbo TCe 160 – Best-in-segment power of 163 PS and 280 Nm
- Turbo TCe 100 – Smart and efficient turbo option
- Strong Hybrid E-Tech 160 – First time in India, powered by 1.8L engine + 1.4 kWh battery, offering up to 80% EV mode in city driving
3. First Mass-Market Car in India with Google Built-In
For the first time in India, Renault introduces the openR link multimedia system with Google built-in.
This means:
- Native Google Maps
- Google Assistant
- Google Play Store
- 60+ connected features
- Future upgrade to Google Gemini
4. Rugged Yet Premium Design
The new Duster keeps its tough, adventure-ready look with:
- 212 mm ground clearance
- Best-in-class approach (26.9°) and departure angles (34.7°)
- Bold LED lighting and a muscular stance
- Exclusive Mountain Jade Green color and two-tone roof option
5. Comfort and Safety Upgraded
The interior features a fighter-jet inspired cockpit with premium touches like:
- 10.1-inch multimedia screen + 10.25-inch driver display
- Ventilated front seats and dual-zone climate control
- Electric panoramic sunroof and electric tailgate
- 17 ADAS safety features, including lane assist and adaptive cruise control
Bonus: Renault Forever Program
The new Duster comes with up to 7 years warranty, ensuring long-term trust and ownership peace of mind.
Deliveries start in April 2026, with the hybrid version arriving during Diwali 2026.
Renault has clearly returned with a strong statement — the Duster is back, and it’s built for modern India.
