Dacia Bigster Concept Gets Turned Into The Renault Grand Duster – Do You Like It?

By the middle of the decade, Dacia will have expanded its lineup with a new flagship SUV, among other new models it’s preparing.

Previewed by the Bigster Concept last week, it will sit above the Duster, offering similar interior space to the Skoda Kodiaq and Nissan X-Trail at a much more budget-friendly starting price.

These renderings, signed by KDesign, show the Dacia study as a Renault, with a grille inspired by the Koleos, new headlamps that remind of modern Volvos and a bumper with Duster influences.

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The bonnet has become less aggressive and is no longer flanked by the fenders, as it sits above them in a clam shell design, the side mirrors are more rounded, the door handles have a more realistic design and the taillights appear to have been lifted from the XC40. The wheels are also new, but this is where the changes end, as the rest of the render carries over from the Bigster, including the chunky plastic cladding on the lower parts of the body, fat rear fenders and double-bubble roof spoiler.

The production model clearly won’t look anything like this, and while we do not know anything about its design yet, we can tell you that it will share the CMF-B platform with the latest Logan and Sandero, and with the Renault Clio, Captur, Nissan Juke and Note. The engine family will supposedly include at least one hybrid, in addition to several petrol units and perhaps an LPG and/or a CNG version, but no diesel in all likelihood.

Note: These are independent renderings made by KDesign and are in no way related to or endorsed by Dacia/Renault