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Dacia Duster given new look and updated technology

  • Dacia Duster given updated tech and facelift for 2021
  • Improvements include new interior tech, Y-shaped headlights and chrome grille
  • New car available to order later in the summer

Time 8:02 am, June 23, 2021

The ever-popular Dacia Duster has been given a new look and improved technology for 2021, the Romanian firm has confirmed.

Since being introduced in 2013, the Duster has become a byword for cheap and cheerful motoring with great value for money. 

The second generation model was brought out three years ago and the car has now been given a facelift for 2021. 


The subtle exterior changes include new Y-shaped headlights, a chrome grille and a new rear spoiler. 

Buyers will also get to choose between 16 and 17-inch wheels as well as having the option of a new ‘Desert Orange’ paint job.

The most noticeable changes come inside with the Duster now being crammed full of user-friendly tech.


High-spec cars boast a new eight-inch infotainment system, incorporating both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

A reshaped centre console now offers up 1.1 litres of storage and in the back, there are USB chargers for the rear-seat passengers to use.

The Duster’s range of engine remains largely the same as before with petrol and diesels standing alongside a bi-fuel option that can use both petrol and LPG. 

The top-spec TCe 150 has also been given the option of a six-speed automatic gearbox – the first time that an automatic model has been made available for the current Duster.

There will also be a four wheel drive version, which will include a range of off-road-orientated features on the touchscreen – displaying altitude, pitch angle and incline.

Although official prices are yet to be announced, it is expected there will be a slight increase in the previous car’s starting price of £11,995.

The new duster will be available to order this summer.

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Jack joined the Car Dealer team in 2021 as a staff writer. He previously worked as a national newspaper journalist for BNPS Press Agency. He has provided news and motoring stories for a number of national publications including The Sun, The Times and The Daily Mirror.



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