DACIA DUSTER: THE IMPORTANT CHANGE YOU DID NOT EVEN DREAM OF

DACIA Duster in the third generation will have an extremely important change that many Romanians have not even dreamed of such a cheap car, but very good things are also happening, and one of them comes from the Mioveni manufacturer. Specifically, I told you yesterday that for Logan 3, DACIA has implemented a new safety system based on a radar camera, designed to prevent traffic accidents, and it will come to DACIA Duster.

DACIA Duster It will benefit in the next generation more than certainly the same system as the Logan 3, being taken from the Renault cars, where it seems to have been very well received by the French manufacturer’s customers. We are talking about a radar camera that will be mounted on the DACIA Duster bar, just like on the Logan 3, and together with other sensors will be able to detect if the car has to be involved in a traffic accident or with another car, or with a person.

DACIA Duster: THE IMPORTANT CHANGE YOU DID NOT EVEN DREAM OF

DACIA Duster it could also have a more advanced version of the emergency brake assist system, as it is now called in Logan 3, and this is because it will take a long time until the launch of the new SUV model, so it could be improved. Even if that doesn’t happen, we will more than certainly see implemented at least the security system that exists in Logan 3, and those who purchase DACIA Duster in the future will benefit from greater protection.

DACIA Duster it should be able to prevent road accidents at speeds of up to 170 km / h with moving cars, or at speeds of up to 80 km / h with stationary vehicles, or people, so it is useful both in and out of town. This equipment will be offered as standard on the DACIA Duster, just as it is also offered on the Logan 3, and this is excellent, because the safety level of these cars is significantly increased by the DACIA.

DACIA Duster in the next-generation version it would be launched somewhere around 2024, or 2025, according to the latest information from a company director, the plan is to lengthen the gap between launches of new SUV models.