New 2025 Renault Duster Arrives Strong to Shake Up the Market, the SUV Will Need Grit to Face Creta, Nivus, and T-Cross in Brazil

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Published on 30/11/2023 at 16:29

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Third Generation Of The Duster: More Modern, Safer, And Complete – Will It Leave The Competition In The Dust?

Brace yourself for this news that is coming to shake up the automotive market, the launch of the new Renault Duster 2025! The most anticipated SUV of the year has finally been revealed, and it looks like it’s going to leave the competition behind.

Development Of The New Duster

Built on the new CMF-B platform of the Renault-Nissan group, the Duster 2025 is coming with a jaw-dropping design. Inspired by the Bigster concept, the SUV has gained a design that is stunning. In front, we have sharp full LED headlights and a grille displaying the new Dacia logo. And it doesn’t stop there: the bumper comes with a gray finish and functional air intakes.

On the sides, the model features hidden rear door handles and bronze-colored side mirrors. And the wheels? Oh, the wheels are a show in themselves, ranging from 17 to 18 inches. Moving to the rear, the Duster 2025 showcases a uniquely styled spoiler and full LED taillights in a Y shape.

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Engine And Performance

Speaking of the engine, the Duster 2025 has abandoned the diesel engine in Europe and adopted a hybrid system with a 1.6-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder gasoline engine, accompanied by two electric motors. The transmission is one of those super modern types, called clutchless multimode. And there’s more: for those who prefer a more eco-friendly touch, the Duster runs about 80% of the time on electric motors alone.

Inside, The Duster Took A Giant Leap

The finishing is more refined, with soft-touch areas and an interior space that comfortably fits five adults. In terms of equipment, the model is packed: keyless entry, wireless phone charging, an 8-inch digital display, a 10.1-inch floating multimedia center, and much more.

For safety, the Duster 2025 is aiming for a top score; the SUV offers features like collision warning, autonomous emergency braking, six airbags, lane-keeping assist, and several other technologies to keep you and your family safe.

With a starting price of under 20,000 euros in Europe, it promises to be one of the most affordable SUVs on the market, though it’s not yet confirmed for Brazil, but if it comes, it could arrive here in 2025 with a price between 150 and 170 thousand reais.

New 2025 Renault Duster Arrives Strong to Shake Up the Market, the SUV Will Need Grit to Face Creta, Nivus, and T-Cross in Brazil

Third Generation Of The Duster: More Modern, Safer, And Complete – Will It Leave The Competition In The Dust?

Development Of The New Duster

Engine And Performance

Inside, The Duster Took A Giant Leap

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New 2025 Renault Duster Arrives Strong to Shake Up the Market, the SUV Will Need Grit to Face Creta, Nivus, and T-Cross in Brazil

Third Generation Of The Duster: More Modern, Safer, And Complete – Will It Leave The Competition In The Dust?

Development Of The New Duster

Engine And Performance

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