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By Glenn Brooks 03 Jun 2021 (Last Updated June 3rd, 2021 23:34) This latest feature in a series looking at next generation models for the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance offers some insight into whats likely coming for Dacia and Lada later in the 2020s. Share Article Renault Group announced the ‘Dacia-Lada Business Unit’ in January, merging many of the brands’ activities where it makes sense to do so. There will also be...

Renault has filed a design patent for the next generation Duster in India. While we still do not know whether Renault would offer the new model in India, this new development has fuelled speculations of its launch. The second generation Renault Duster has been on sale in international markets since 2017. But, despite its popularity, it never made it to India. Instead, Renault introduced a refreshed version of the old Duster (M0 platform) in 2019. Now, it seems, Renault might be finally be ready...

The upcoming 7-seat Renault Grand Duster has been spotted undisguised during a promotional video shoot. The SUV is significantly longer than the regular Duster and has what appears to be slimmer headlights, a silver front skid plate, silver ORVMs, roof rails, and new alloy wheels. The overall shape is similar to that of the Duster. The Grand Duster (codenamed Project RJI) was spotted testing last month and is expected to be based on the second-gen Duster, which is not offered in India. The SUV ...

The 3-row SUV is based on the Dacia Bigster Concept. Following the advent of the so-called compact SUV, most carmakers appear to have shifted their focus to the 7-seater SUV segment. We already have the Tata Safari and the MG Hector Plus. Soon, Hyundai will enter the fray with the Alcazar. Renault too is developing a 7-seat version of the Duster called the Grand Duster. The Grand Duster (codenamed: Project RJI) was recently spotted testing in Europe. The 3-row SUV is based on the Dacia Bigster ...

autoevolution Up Next   4 Mar 2021, 18:44 UTC · by Romanian automaker Dacia introduced the second-generation Duster at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show. Given its age, the CUV is scheduled to receive a mid-cycle refresh in 2022, which is the year Renault will roll out the second-generation Duster Oroch pickup truck in Latin America. 13 photos The French automaker’s Argentinian and South African divisions both confirmed the redesign, and word on the street is that prototypes will be out a...

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autoevolution 18 Jan 2021, 12:25 UTC · by Never mind that Groupe Renault chose a hilarious name for a business strategy that’s supposed to ensure the revival of the French automaker in the years to come. We’ve already fallen for the cool-looking Renault 5 Prototype and the adventurous Dacia Bigster Concept, so it’s time to imagine how at least one of them will look in production guise. 21 photos Dacia, the Romanian automaker with historic links to Renault, has taken Europe by storm...