The 4x2 version featured a 2.0-litre engine producing 135bhp and was paired with a four-speed automatic transmission. It was hailed as a real bargain for those seeking a comfortable and reliable family car of this kind.

The Duster was designed with strong front-end features, broad rounded wings, a protective shield, and high ground clearance. Its interior also provided modern, functional, and versatile cabin space with C-segment features offered at B-segment prices. Its strategic pricing helped drive the vehicle’s acquisition figures. By year seven its sales volume had gone up 334%, making it the brand's best-seller worldwide and in the Middle East.

Over the years Renault has continued to enhance the Duster lineup to cater to different customer needs. Along the way they introduced a 4X4 version for all-terrain capabilities and a 4X2 model for versatile driving, expanding the appeal to a broader audience.

The Duster has also demonstrated its off-road prowess by participating in various international races, showcasing its capabilities in events such as the Trophée Andros in France as well as the Gazelles Rally in Morocco.

Over the years, Renault has continuously enhanced the Duster through updates and facelifts, presenting consumers with a dependable, budget-friendly, and accolade-winning SUV. Its charm lies in its simplicity, practicality, and excellent value, contributing to its popularity everywhere and widespread admiration for being versatile and customer-centric. This remarkable journey has left an indelible mark in the industry, firmly establishing the Duster as one of the most coveted SUVs.