Dacia Duster Prestige Go: The new version with immediate delivery

Jaime Avilés 21 September 2021 2 min.

Dacia Duster Prestige Go: The new version with immediate delivery

The recent facelift of the successful Dacia SUV introduces the Prestige Go version to its range, whose main selling point is that its delivery will be prioritised

The Dacia Duster is undoubtedly one of the most successful SUVs of recent times. With nearly two million units sold since it arrived in our markets in the year 2010, its balance of product and price has been key to so many people deciding to buy this car over others.

Its recent update, with subtle details such as its new light clusters, its refreshed grille, LED technology indicators and its more technological cabin, has been enough to give a facelift to this affordable SUV midway through its life cycle, which undoubtedly still has many years of success ahead.

A key weapon

The new Duster range has just received a new version called Prestige Go, which can already be selected from the brand’s configurator. Its secret? Its delivery will be prioritised over the model’s other versions.

Many of you will be wondering what the point of this is, and the thing is that the current situation, severely marked by the crisis stemming from the shortage of microchips, has seriously affected vehicle production plants, delaying their activity and consequently the delivery of cars to customers. For this very reason, creating a version with prioritised delivery and a maximum of 30 days is a fairly powerful weapon in the current situation.

Extensive equipment

The new Dacia Duster Prestige Go, as its name suggests, is based on the Prestige trim, the highest in the range. In it we find a long list of technological, safety and driver-assistance equipment, among which we highlight: front and curtain airbags, speed limiter and cruise control, emergency brake assist, daytime running lights, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, on-board computer, tyre pressure alert, automatic lights, blind-spot detection, hill start assist, multi-view camera, driver’s seat with lumbar adjustment and armrest, or chrome roof rails.

Engine range

Under the bonnet of this version, Dacia offers two available engines. The first is the 1.0 TCe ECO-G 100 CV paired with a six-speed manual gearbox, and the other option is the diesel 1.5 Blue dCi 115 CV paired with the same aforementioned gearbox. In both versions only 4×2 traction can be fitted.

The price from which the new Prestige Go starts being sold is 16,979 euros for the petrol version and 17,941 euros for the diesel version.