All-New Dacia Bigster, 7-Seater Duster Spotted: Launch Next Year

The 7-seater version of the popular Dacia Duster will go on sale next year; Dubbed the Dacia Bigster, the 7-seater SUV will sit above the Duster.

Dacia revealed the Bigster concept SUV back in the year 2021 and the final production version will debut next year i.e. 2025 internationally. The latest 5-seater Duster heavily resembles the Bigster concept and the same seems to be holding true for the 7-seater version of the Duster which will likely go by the name Bigster. The 3-row SUV has been spotted testing in the final production guise in Spain, revealing some new information about the upcoming SUV. All-New Dacia Bigster Spotted- All Details.

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All-New Dacia Bigster Spotted: What the Spy Shots Say?

Going by the spy shots, it is very clear that the Bigster appears quite similar to the concept and it sports an upright front fascia with a rugged appeal, much like the Duster. The slim rectangular headlamps, large air dam in the lower part of the bumper and vertical air curtains on both ends are familiar to what we saw on the concept and even the latest duster. The LED lights across the width of the SUV may be missed in the final production version.

Towards the sides, the muscular stance of the Duster family is retained, however, the rear overhang seems to be longer along with an extended wheelbase to accommodate an extra pair of seats. The wheel arches seem to have toned down but this could be the result of the camouflage. The rear end of the Duster sports the Y-shaped LED tail lamps and the test mule has a bigger spoiler than the Bigster concept.

All-New Dacia Bigster Spotted: What’s Under the Hood?

While the exact details about the powertrain are unknown, it will likely share the engine and gearbox with the Duster. A petrol mild-hybrid engine along with a proper full-hybrid setup will be a part of the package. It will likely get an AWD option as well.

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