Old Dacia Duster vs. The All New 2024 Dacia Duster - Old vs New - Side-by-Side Comparison Review!
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 Published On Nov 29, 2023

Old vs. New Dacia Duster - The most iconic SUV Dacia Ever Created.

A successful achievement that Dacia hopes to continue for this new model, of which the foundations seem to be rather promising. So let's take a look at all the new features compared to the outgoing generation.

The platform (CMF-B) and styling of the Duster 2024 are completely new, but the dimensions are almost the same. The length has been kept at 4.34 metres, the height has decreased by 4 cm, while the wheelbase has been shortened by 1.5 cm (but without affecting the load capacity, as we will see in a moment). The look is rather aggressive and massive and is based on the Bigster concept shown a few years ago.


In general, the look is more polished and mature than the previous generation - still on sale - whose styling now seems outdated. It is in fact a model launched in 2018 and therefore not updated with the company's new styling cues, present on the Sandero and Jogger. The front, above all, is heavier, while on the new one - thanks to a slimmer grille and light clusters - it gives the Romanian SUV a more streamlined and aggressive look. The same goes for the rear, which benefits from new light clusters, once again with a Y design, and squarer lines that make it more attractive, increasing its presence on the road.

Dacia Duster 2023 vs Dacia Duster 2024: dimensions
Length Width Height Wheelbase Luggage compartment
Dacia Duster (old) 4,341 mm 1,804 mm 1,693 mm 2,673 mm 445 litres
Dacia Duster (new) 4,343 mm 1,656 mm 2,657 mm 472 litres
Dacia Duster 2024: the new interior
The transition to the new generation is also noticeable in the interior, which is decidedly more modern than the outgoing model that, again, feels the passage of years.

In place of the 7-inch monitor placed in a lowered position - more difficult to reach, with the risk of becoming more distracted than necessary - comes a 10.1-inch touch screen facing the driver. It is no longer recessed in the dashboard but cantilevered, and it is brought to life by all-new, more feature-rich and also connected software. Quite a leap forward, even compared to the rest of the range.

Completely new is the digital instrumentation in place of the classic analogue one that distinguished the first two generations of Duster (and which remains standard on the basic version). Displayed on a 7-inch screen, it offers various information and graphics.

The air conditioning controls remain physical but no longer use the large wheels, instead using smaller plastic buttons embedded in the dashboard. Underneath is another technological novelty: the presence of the plate for wireless smartphone charging.

Finally, load capacity has increased by 6 per cent to 472 litres minimum on the front-wheel drive version.

Dacia Duster 2024: the engine range
Since 2010, the Duster has only ever relied on thermal engines - petrol, diesel and LPG - renouncing electrification altogether. As a matter of weight and above all price. A shortcoming that the new generation makes up for, to the detriment of diesel, a power source that is now in constant decline throughout the market.

So the Duster 2024 says goodbye to the 114 bhp 1.5-litre diesel, replaced by the 128 bhp 1.2-litre turbo mild hybrid petrol, available for both front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive versions. A lightweight electrification capable of lowering fuel consumption and emissions, without burdening the car's overall mass and final cost.


It will undoubtedly be heavier and more expensive - but also much more economical in terms of consumption - the Dacia Duster full hybrid powered by a powertrain composed of the 93 bhp 1.6-litre aspirated engine and two electric motors (49 bhp and 20 bhp respectively), fed by a 1.2 kWh battery. Scheme taken from the various Renault Clio and Captur and already present in the Dacia range with the Jogger.

The only unit confirmed is the 99 bhp 1.0-litre ECO-G LPG, which has always been very popular (in Italy and elsewhere).

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