Last Updated on: 30 Jul 2026
Renault Bigster
The Renault Bigster prices are likely to begin upwards of Rs 14 lakh (ex-showroom). Bigster is expected to make its Indian debut as a larger, more rugged sibling to the Duster. Positioned as a robust and value-focused alternative in the midsize SUV segment, the Bigster could take aim at the likes of the Tata Safari and Mahindra XUV700. It could be available with both petrol and hybrid powertrains, including a 155hp full-hybrid setup combining a 108hp engine, a 51hp electric motor, and a starter generator backed by a 1.4kWh battery. Built on the CMF-B platform, the Bigster will offer seating for up to seven occupants and boast an upright stance with bold SUV proportions. Key features are set to include a modern interior with dual digital screens, recycled upholstery, ADAS functions, and practical elements like roof rails and body cladding, making the Bigster a rugged yet refined option for Indian families seeking versatility with a touch of modernity.
Renault Bigster Latest Updates
Jun 2025: Renault Bigster hybrid launch within 12 months of petrol model
Oct 2024: Renault Duster-based Bigster revealed
Jan 2021: Renault-Renault Bigster Concept previews new flagship SUV
Renault Bigster Features and specifications
Body Style | SUV |
Our Rating | Yet to be Reviewed |
Mileage | To be announced |
Transmission | Automatic |
Engine | To be revealed |
Fuel Type | Petrol |
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Browse through our image gallery of the upcoming Renault Bigster SUV. With its upright proportions, flared wheel arches, chunky body cladding, and distinctive Y-shaped LED DRLs, the Bigster promises a bold and rugged presence. The design reflects a clear evolution in Renault’s SUV styling, drawing cues from the Duster while projecting greater road presence and versatility.

Renault Bigster FAQs
The upcoming Renault Bigster is primarily for those who want the Duster but with the added practicality of 7 seats and bigger dimensions.
Renault could bring the Bigster to India with the same set of engine and gearbox options as the Duster. This means that the upcoming Renault midsize SUV is likely to be offered in our market with a choice of two turbo-petrol engines. The 1.0-litre three-cylinder turbo-petrol powering the Duster makes 163hp and 280Nm, while the punchier 1.3-litre four-cylinder unit produces 163hp and 280Nm. These engines are most likely to be mated to the same set of manual and automatic gearbox options as in the Duster. The Bigster is also expected to be available with a strong hybrid powertrain that, in the Duster, pairs a 109hp 1.8-litre four-cylinder petrol engine with a 49hp electric motor, a 20hp hybrid starter generator and a 1.4kWh battery.
The interior of the Renault Bigster is expected to have a similar design language as the one used in the new-gen Duster. This means that you can expect a modern-looking cabin with dual digital displays and even recycled materials for some of the trim. Other amenities are likely to include wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, wireless charging, powered and ventilated front seats, and more. The build and material quality are expected to be as good as the Duster’s.
Since it’s to be based on the same platform as the new-gen Duster, the upcoming Renault Bigster is likely to share its balanced ride and handling qualities as well.
While there will be a third row of seats in the upcoming Renault Bigster, these are likely to be limited in kneeroom and legroom, which means that they are likely to be best suited for children or smaller-framed adults.
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