Dacia, the Romanian automaker renowned for its no-frills, affordable vehicles, is set to redefine its SUV offering with the upcoming Bigster. A larger and more capable sibling to the popular Duster, the Bigster is currently undergoing rigorous testing before its anticipated launch.
Recent shots have revealed a design language that pays homage to the Duster while establishing a distinct identity for the Bigster. Its robust exterior, characterized by bold lines and muscular proportions, hints at the spacious and versatile interior that lies beneath.
With a stretched wheelbase accommodating a third row of seats, the Bigster promises to cater to growing families and adventure seekers alike. While specific details about the Bigster’s powertrain and features remain under wraps, the model is poised to capture the hearts of budget-conscious consumers seeking a practical and stylish SUV without compromising on essential features.
As Dacia continues to expand its footprint in the SUV segment, the Bigster is poised to become a cornerstone of the brand’s future. Although the interior remains shrouded in secrecy, it’s anticipated to share a similar layout with the Duster, featuring a combination of digital displays and physical controls to optimize cost-effectiveness.
Built on the CMF-B platform, the Bigster is expected to inherit powertrain options from its smaller sibling, including the fuel-efficient 140-hp hybrid system. Speculation suggests a performance-oriented variant may crown the lineup.
Production is slated for Dacia’s Romanian facility in 2025, with the potential for a wider global release under the Renault badge. The Bigster represents a strategic move by Dacia to capitalize on the growing SUV market segment while upholding its core values of practicality and accessible pricing.
