This compact SUV has always been a sublime vehicle on the inside which just about manages to offer you the right equipment along with decent comfort. The current avatar continuous to do so with some addition to its arsenal to enrich the cabin. You now get the option between black and grey interiors or even a premium beige setup depending on the variant that you go for. To further make it more lucrative, Renault even provides an optional blended leather finished upholstery apart from the standard black and beige fabric seats. Its soft touch dashboard along with a well appointed Media NAV infotainment system at the centre makes the rugged SUV very sedan like on the inside. However, once you step in, its driving position and chunky handle bars onto the sides, remind you of its SUV stance. Seating remains quite comfortable with decent under thigh support for all 5 passengers that it can accommodate. Thanks to its wide seating bench on the rear row, seating three abreast will not be an issue at all. The overall fit and finish of the cabin has improved drastically as Duster did receive harsh criticism on its plastic quality in its earlier days, but the current avatar has evolved quite well. Technology is also an additional aid to enrich its cabin with the use of features such as steering mounted audio controls with smartphone connectivity, cruise control, smart multi information display on instrument cluster and even a driver arm rest to name a few.