Dacia Duster Range / versions SUV
Dacia Redust, the souped-up Duster coming straight from Germany
The Dacia Duster is a very popular model and, after its time in the workshop of this German tuner, it has moved up a category and is far more attractive and powerful.

That the Dacia Duster is one of the most popular SUVs on the European market comes as no surprise. But with that success behind it, it is no surprise that modifications to the model are arriving, though they do not come from the brand itself, but from a strategic and authorised partner of the brand. Carpoint GmbH is a company that has worked on the Duster and improved it in a fairly striking way, giving rise to the Dacia Redust.
The transformation of the Dacia Duster focuses on the styling, leaving its interior unchanged. The original SUV is practical and keeps its essence, but with a more aggressive and dynamic touch. The most eye-catching changes begin at the front. The front grille is different.

To begin with, the white-coloured details are dropped in favour of a sportier look. In the centre of this grille the Dacia brand disappears and the name Redust appears, which seems to refer to the rebirth of the Duster. The front bumper also gets changes, as it is larger and more striking.
At the front we also find new fog lights, which have been placed in the lower part of the front end. The wheel arches are more pronounced and a large air intake has been added above the bonnet. All of this creates a more muscular image, and the brand appears to be preparing two versions, one of them more focused on off-road driving.
There are not many more details, but the Dacia Duster is expected to become a much more intense model after passing through the German tuner’s workshop. As there are no changes to the engine, the final price of the body kit may not be excessively high and may fit in with one of the Dacia Duster’s defining traits: its keen pricing.
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