Renault Duster Adventure Edition launched in standard and AWD options; prices start from Rs 9.64 lakh
The Renault Duster Adventure Edition packs in a long list of enhancements that include a revised interior, a new exterior, added accessories and a new drive mode that delivers better fuel efficiency.

Renault has announced another version of its Duster SUV called the Duster Adventure Edition. The bookings for the new model of the Duster has begun across all dealerships. The SUV can even be booked using the Renault Duster app. The Renault Duster Adventure Edition will be available in the RXE variant at Rs 9.64 lakh, the RXL variant at Rs 10.45 lakh and the RXZ AWD variant at Rs 13.77 lakh (All prices ex-showroom, Delhi). The new model will be available in Pearl White, Moonlight Silver, Outback Bronze and Slate Grey.
So what do you get with the Adventure Edition? Well, this would include a long list of enhancements that include a revised interior, a new exterior, added accessories and a new drive mode that delivers better fuel efficiency.
Starting with the exteriors owners will be able to choose the new Outback Bronze colour that matches the glossy black front grille, rear embellisher and gun metal alloy wheels. There are also wheel arches and door cladding and a new mustard yellow roof rails and skid plates.
Moving to the interiors, Renault chose to go with denim to match the vehicle's rugged look. This would include a black fabric on door trims with contrast stitching, a two tone steering wheel and floor mats with denim trimmings.
The Renault Duster Adventure Edition will be powered by K9K 1.5 dCi engine that will deliver 110PS using a 6-speed manual transmission or a 85PS using a 5-speed shifter. There is also an SmartApp that lets owners keep track of their adventure trips.
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