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# Will Dacia launch another Duster ute?
- URL: https://torquecafe.com/will-dacia-launch-another-duster-ute/
- Published: 2025-09-26T04:00:19.000Z
- Updated: 2026-06-04T07:01:01.000Z
- Description: After revealing a small-capacity Duster-based ute, prototypes of a two-door pickup suggest Dacia might not be finished.
- Author: Jordan Mulach
- Tags: News, 4x4 & Adventure

Earlier this month, Dacia - the budget brand of Renault - revealed the [Duster Pickup](https://torquecafe.com/is-this-the-worlds-cutest-ute/), a more utilitarian version of its rugged SUV.

Built in collaboration between Dacia and Romanian coach-builder Romturingia, there were no changes to the Duster’s cabin, resulting in its tray measuring just 1050mm long and 1000mm wide - far from what true ute buyers have come to expect.

However, a more capable ute could still be on the cards, with fan page Dacia Duster Trails and Technical posting images of a two-door, single-cab version of the Duster Pickup on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/groups/Duster.Trails/permalink/3145286782304703).

![Dacia Duster two-door ute. Credit: Dacia Duster Trails and Technical](https://torquecafe.b-cdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/dacia-duster-pickup-two-door-single-cab.jpg)

Dacia Duster two-door ute. Credit: Dacia Duster Trails and Technical

Reportedly pictured in Romturingia’s workshop, the two-door ute features a far more practical tray, measuring 1650mm long, making it even larger than what you’d find on the back of a dual-cab Ford Ranger or Toyota HiLux.

No more photos of the single-cab Duster Pickup have emerged, though it could preview another future ute from Dacia, offering budget-conscious buyers a work-focused commercial vehicle without breaking the bank.

According to the Dacia specialist, a ute version of the larger RAV4-sized Bigster SUV could also launch in the future.

This larger class of car has found success as a ute in the US, with the Hyundai Santa Cruz (based on the Santa Fe) and Ford Maverick (based on the Escape) creating their own niche, though neither are available here.