The Duster started as a Dacia and was launched across Europe in 2010. In India, where it is sold as a Renault, the company withdrew it in 2022 and brought the third generation back on 17 March 2026. Two turbo-petrol engines were offered at launch: a 1.0-litre of about 100 PS (99 bhp) and a 1.3-litre of about 163 PS (161 bhp). Both take a six-speed manual, and the 1.3-litre can also be had with a six-speed dual-clutch automatic.
A tough, affordable compact SUV sold as a Renault in many markets and known for good value and off-road ability.
16years
2generations
5trims
89–148hp range
The Lineage
2 generations · tap any to explore4 trims1st gen (HS)
2010–2017
1 trim2nd gen (HM)
2020–2024
The Story
Why the Duster mattersTrims · 2nd gen (HM)
1 trim · 2020–2024The second-generation Duster (HM) as sold under the Renault badge: Brazil from 2020, then Russia (built in Moscow, from early 2021) and Colombia, with the 1.3 TCe 150 as the turbo option. In Europe the same generation was the Dacia Duster, which has its own page.
★ Only trim
Duster TCe 150
SUV · 2021–2024
Power
148 hp
Body
SUV
Debut
2021
Production
2021–2024
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