The new generation Dacia Duster crossover debuted at the Geneva International Motor Show, according to the Dacia press service.
The third generation Duster sits on the CMF-B modular platform. In Europe it becomes available with a broad engine lineup, including a turbocharged engine that runs on liquefied gas, as well as two hybrid variants. Buyers can choose between front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive configurations.
All-wheel drive owners gain access to five distinct operating modes, expanding the vehicle’s versatility across different terrains and driving styles.
According to Dacia, the new Duster carries a price point under twenty thousand euros and is described as offering the best value in its class for price and quality in a family SUV segment. This statement reflects the brand’s emphasis on affordable practicality without compromising essential SUV traits.
Earlier communications indicated production would occur under the Renault umbrella, with a factory located in Turkey dedicated to the model’s manufacture.
In the Russian market, Citroën C5 Aircross crossovers have been offered with factory warranties, reflecting the presence of competing compact SUVs with different warranty terms in the region.