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Renault Duster drops to $29,990 drive-away, other grades $5,000 off to clear 2026 stock

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The Renault Duster Evolution 4x2 is now $29,990 drive-away nationally, and the other three Duster grades have $5,000 off. The offer is for private buyers on 2026-build stock purchased and delivered by 31 December 2026, while stocks last.

Renault Australia says the deal is to run out 2026 stock ahead of 2027 production. It has not announced any changes for the 2027 Duster.

Duster offer prices

Grade

Usual price before on-road costs

Offer

Evolution 4x2

$31,990

$29,990 drive-away (national)

Evolution 4x4

$36,490

$5,000 off

Techno 4x2

$36,990

$5,000 off

Techno 4x4

$37,990

$5,000 off

Drive-away prices for the discounted grades vary by postcode. In NSW they work out at roughly $34,700 to $36,250 drive-away. The $29,990 price is for Solid White, the no-cost colour; other paints add $850.

The previous national campaign had the Evolution 4x2 at $34,990 drive-away, so the new deal is $5,000 sharper on the entry grade as well.

Which Duster gets which engine

Front-drive Dusters use a 113kW 1.3-litre turbo-petrol engine with a dual-clutch automatic. The 4x4 grades use a 96kW mild-hybrid petrol engine with a six-speed manual and 5.7L/100km official combined consumption. If you need an automatic, the 4x4 is not the one to choose.

Is the $29,990 Duster good value?

At this price the entry Duster undercuts the Mazda CX-3's current $30,990 drive-away offer while being a larger small SUV. It also gets closer to Chinese rivals such as the MG ZS, Chery Tiggo 4 and GWM Haval Jolion. Renault backs it with a five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty.

What to check before you buy

  • Confirm the car is 2026 build and that delivery can be completed by 31 December 2026.

  • Ask for the drive-away price in writing for your postcode, including any paint cost.

  • Fleet, government and rental buyers are excluded.

  • Stock is limited, so availability will vary by dealer.

Renault is also discounting the Symbioz small SUV if you want a hybrid alternative. See the full Renault range for current models.

Renault Duster parked on a street

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Renault Duster (overseas model shown)

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