And they mostly concern the interior of the Duster: the budget crossover received a new multimedia system with an 8-inch display (the screen became larger, plus the graphics changed) and a wireless smartphone data mirroring system. In addition, the car got higher-quality trim materials, new headrests, and a wide center armrest (instead of two small ones).
However, the new infotainment system is only available in top trims. In cheaper versions, the Duster gets a new radio with 4 speakers, USB and AUX inputs, as well as a Bluetooth module and steering column controls.
Externally, the updated Duster differs only in a new rear spoiler and 16-inch wheels with an original design for the top trim (an additional orange body color was also added).
Interestingly, the updated European Duster (which was presented a few days ago), sold under the Dacia brand, has more visual innovations – there is a new radiator grille and even optics (both front and rear).
In terms of specifications, the crossover remains the same. You can buy the Duster with a 1.6 TCe petrol engine producing 115 hp (with a 5- or 6-speed manual) or a 1.5 dCi diesel with 110 hp (with a 6-speed manual or an EDC robot with dual clutch). Drive – front or all-wheel drive. Also, a certified LPG system can still be installed on the car (not factory (manufactured by BRC), but with warranty preserved).
Prices for the Renault Duster in Ukraine start from UAH 403.9 thousand ($15,194). The cheapest version with an automatic transmission will cost at least UAH 580.4 thousand ($21,834).
