- Expected to debut in early 2027 - Will get turbo petrol and hybrid power Spied on test The Renault Duster might be capturing all the headlines right now and seems to be enjoying its place in the spotlight. However, that spot will soon have to be shared with its elder sibling. This is expected to be a localised version of the Dacia Bigster/Renault Boreal SUV, which will be offered with three rows of seating for the first time. Dimensions, features and powertrains The spy images reveal the same silhouette as the Duster, but with the added length at the rear to accommodate the third row. The Duster has a length of 4.3-meters with a wheelbase of 2.65-meters while the Bigster/Boreal has a length of 4.57-meters and a wheelbase of 2.70-meters. It is expected to have the same features and powertrain options as the Renault Duster. The former will include things like climate control, dual digital screens, level 2 ADAS, connected car technology and a full LED light package. It is expected to get the 1.3-litre turbo petrol and the 1.8-litre strong hybrid. The latter will make its debut with the Duster during the 2026 festival season. Piece of the puzzle This SUV will be a large piece of Renault’s India puzzle. It will be the automaker’s new flagship vehicle and will be Renault’s answer to the likes of the Hyundai Alcazar, MG Hector Plus and the Mahindra XUV 7XO. It will also spawn an equivalent Nissan model. Renault will launch a facelift for the Kwid early next month and this is expected to be the most major update for Renault’s smallest car. RGMP Deep Dive Reveals New Details on Upcoming Three-row SUV