French company Borel, in collaboration with body manufacturer Romturingia, has developed a pickup version of the current Dacia Duster. Two variants are available: a four-seater with two rows of seats in the cabin for 38,900 euros, and a two-seater with an extended flatbed measuring 1.65 metres and a maximum payload of 430 kilograms for around 37,900 euros. Both versions are approximately 30 percent more expensive than the standard Duster in Journey trim. A detachable camper module is offered for the two-seater: with the roof raised, the vehicle stands 2.10 metres tall, and equipment includes a 150 x 190 cm bed, a 25-litre refrigerator, a stove, a sink with a 32-litre tank, a six-litre water heater, a cassette toilet, gas heating, a table, two chairs, exterior lighting and additional storage space. Power comes from a 1.2-litre mild hybrid producing 150 hp, with all-wheel drive. The Duster pickup is currently available only in the French market.
