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The revised Dacia Duster will come to the UK in 2016 with a tweaked exterior design

The facelifted Dacia Duster has been revealed at the Frankfurt motor show today, showing a revised exterior look and an all-new dashboard for left-hand drive markets.

The Duster has a redesigned front grille with new chrome plating hides a new air intake and larger light clusters. 

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At the rear the car is mostly the same as the outgoing model, with subtle styling tweaks giving the Duster a stockier, more SUV-like appearance. Redesigned light clusters and further chrome outlines can be seen on these pictures.

The interior of the cars pictured here have been upgraded to match the right-hand drive cars that are already on sale in the UK.

In addition, the car has been revealed with new roof bars and slatted roof supports, a chrome-plated exhaust plus the addition of 16-inch alloy wheels.

Dacia says the upgrades 'underscore the car's on-road stance and robust, "go-anywhere" character.'

The revised car will be coming to the UK in 2016.

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scotty5 9 September 2013

2016?

Given that there isn't one reference in the text to explain the extortionately long waiting time, I'll assume 2016 is a misprint.

If the current car is giving other manufacturers a few sleepless nights, this updated model will attract permanent insomnia. I like it, and that's before considering the price tag.

Chris_1990 8 September 2013

Just because a car is cheap doesn't mean it has to look horrible

Looks much better than the awkward looking Honda CR-V at almost twice the price.
2016 does seem quite long for just a simple facelift, though there must be a valid reason.

humphrey the pug 29 August 2013

Different factory

The RHD Duster is built in India, whereas the LHD one is built in Romania, I would imagine that it's part of the reason why we won't be getting the facelift until 2016.