Dacia Duster Android head units (2010–2021)

Dacia Duster Android head units (2010–2021) – what you need to know

The Dacia Duster is one of the most popular affordable off-roaders on Hungarian roads, and that is why we get more questions about which Android head unit fits it than about anything else. The answer is not a simple matter of the model year, because the Duster's dashboard changed twice during production, and the model-year ranges of our products deliberately overlap: both the 2010–2015 and the 2014–2017 version were available in 2014 and 2015. In such cases the year in the registration document is misleading on its own, so a photo of the centre of the dashboard always decides. There is also a simple trick for identifying the generation: in the first generation Duster the electric window switches are on the centre console, near the handbrake, while in the second generation built from 2018 they are in the usual place, in the doors. Check that and you will know in seconds which Dacia Duster head unit kit you need. All three units come with a model-specific, factory-look frame and a plug-in wiring loom, so there is no cutting or soldering. The specification includes an eight-core processor, an HD touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, GPS navigation with Waze and Google Maps support, Bluetooth hands-free calling, a reversing camera input and a multi-language menu, and the factory steering wheel controls keep working after the learning procedure. It is worth knowing that the Duster is built on the Renault-Nissan B0 floorpan and was also sold as the Renault Duster in several markets and as the Nissan Terrano in India. The shared base does not mean the frames are interchangeable, though, because the dashboard design differs by brand and by market, so always choose a kit made specifically for the Dacia Duster. Every head unit we sell carries a 2-year warranty, and items in stock are posted within one working day.