Renault has officially stopped the guessing game and dropped the full price list for the new Duster. Starting at ₹10.49 lakh and climbing to ₹18.49 lakh, it’s clear they are going straight for the jugular in the mid-size SUV segment. This isn’t just a launch, it’s a calculated attempt to win back the crown from the Creta and Seltos by undercutting them where it hurts most.
Variant Wise Pricing
Turbo TCe 100 MT
- Authentic – Rs 10.49 lakh (Rs 10.29 lakh with R Pass)
- Evolution – Rs 11.69 lakh (Rs 11.39 lakh with R Pass)
- Techno – Rs 13.49 lakh (Rs 13.19 lakh with R Pass)
Turbo TCe 160 MT
- Evolution – Rs 12.99 lakh (Rs 12.69 lakh with R Pass)
- Techno – Rs 14.49 lakh (Rs 14.19 lakh with R Pass)
- Techno+ – Rs 15.29 lakh (Rs 14.99 lakh with R Pass)
- Iconic – Rs 16.99 lakh (Rs 16.59 lakh with R Pass)
Turbo TCe 160 MT
- Techno – Rs 14.49 lakh (Rs 13.99 lakh with R Pass)
- Techno+ – Rs 16.69 lakh (Rs 16.29 lakh with R Pass)
- Iconic – Rs 18.49 lakh (Rs 18.09 lakh with R Pass)
What About The Hybrid
Interestingly, the most anticipated version, the 1.8L strong hybrid, is currently the only one you can’t buy. Renault confirmed that the hybrid is already booked out for all of 2026, driven largely by massive demand in metro cities where urban buyers are clearly pivoting toward efficiency. If you were holding out for the E-Tech version, you’re looking at a Diwali reveal for the prices and a long wait for the keys.
Anything Else From Renault ?
If you thought the Duster was Renault’s only move, think again. The French brand is on a massive comeback trail, and the roadmap looks packed. We’ve already seen the Bigster (the Duster’s 7-seater sibling) out testing on our roads, with a launch likely by early 2027. But the real ‘volume king’ might be the Bridger, a sub-4m SUV concept that looks like a scaled-down Duster. It’s expected to land around Diwali 2027, and the best part? It’s being built right here in India for the rest of the world
