What is a duster Techroad?

What is a duster Techroad?

Launched in 2020, the Duster Techroad 4x2 is a newer model added to the latest Duster launched in 2018. Besides the steely LED daytime driving lights that make it look more in vogue than a thrift shop, the Techroad model wears 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels, gloss black door mirrors and is adorned with unique badges.

What does Techroad mean?

The Techroad is a cosmetics-led specification that introduces coloured sections on the seats in all new Techroad models. You can match the blue interior tinges with a new striking blue exterior paint that's added to the existing palette.

Is the duster reliable?

The Duster's reliability record is a little mixed, according to our most recent reliability surveys, with plenty of irritating but small faults mentioned. It finished mid-table in its SUV class. Dacia as a brand finished in a reasonable 13th place out of 32 manufacturers in our most recent survey.

Is a Renault Duster a 4x4?

Previously only available in a 2x4 model, the Renault Duster is now also available as a 4x4 – giving consumers the choice between a compact SUV or a medium-sized off-roading vehicle that plays well as a family car too. This smart move has extended the market for the Renault Duster.

What is the top of the range Renault Duster?

Prestige 1.5dCi EDC The vehicle at the top of the Duster range is the Prestige 1.5dCi EDC! This vehicle needs to be experienced firsthand if you are to truly enjoy the benefit of owning a quality SUV. Please contact us today to book a test drive of this exceptional Renault vehicle.

What is the difference between Dacia Duster and Renault Duster?

The Dacia Duster looks bolder, meaner, and more SUVish when compared to the Renault's Duster. Dacia's iteration has a better looking front grille with both of them having logos at the centre. It has got a sleeker LED headlamps and sharper body cladding.

Who owns Renault South Africa?

Motus Leading South African automotive group Motus has acquired 100% ownership and control of Renault South Africa, the importer and distributor of Renault vehicles in Southern Africa. Osman Arbee, the chief executive of Motus, confirmed Motus had acquired Renault France's 40% shareholding in Renault SA for R250 million.

Is Renault Duster automatic?

Renault Duster is a 5 seater SUV available in a price range of Rs. 9.86 - 14.25 Lakh*. It is available in 7 variants, 2 engine options that are BS6 compliant and 2 transmission options: Manual & Automatic.

How long does Renault Duster last?

can easily exceed 2 − 2.5 lakhs kms, if the car has not suffered any accidents or major falls.

Who makes Dacia Duster engines?

Renault Dacia Duster diesel engines Dacia has only announced one diesel engine for the Duster: a well proven 1.5-litre dCi 115 that's also found under the bonnet of Renault and Nissan models. With 113bhp, it has enough to allow the Duster to accelerate from 0-62mph in 10.5 seconds.

What is the new Duster techroad 4x2?

• Launched in 2020, the Duster Techroad 4x2 is a newer model added to the latest Duster launched in 2018. Besides the steely LED daytime driving lights that make it look more in vogue than a thrift shop, the Techroad model wears 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels, gloss black door mirrors and is adorned with unique badges.

Is the Renault Duster techroad available in South Africa?

• Now, Renault has introduced the Duster TechRoad to the South African market. The Duster TechRoad can be identified by its 17-inch diamond-ct alloy wheels with blue caps, silver roof rails, front and rear skid plates and chrome trim seen on the grille.

What is the difference between the Ford duster and prestige?

• With the new Duster boasting updated head- and taillamp units, TechRoad spec gains the same sophisticated LED daytime-run- ning lights and 17-inch alloy wheel design as the top-of-the-range Prestige.

Is the Renault Duster a reliable car?

• For those still concerned about the bad press around French cars' reliability and parts availability, Renault offers the Duster standard with a three year or 45 000km service plan, and a five year or 150 000km warranty. In times of uncertainty you need journalism you can trust.