Dacia takes great pride in fit-for-purpose materials that put function before fanciness, which fits the Duster?s character. Extensive use of an unpainted and part-recycled plastic called Starkle for exterior trim in vulnerable areas is a good example, the pebbled effect actually reminiscent of the fancy ?chopped? carbon fibre seen on supercars like Lamborghinis. But much more resistant to car park scrapes and other battle scars! See also neat features like the YouClip accessory mounts scattered around the car to which you can attach tablet holders, storage pouches, extra cupholders or more. Trim levels go from the basic Essential with analogue instruments and a phone holder so you can use your handset for nav and infotainment via the Dacia app while Expression and up get a more up-to-date digital display and central screen with a reversing camera and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. Built-in nav features on the higher grades, these also getting an improved speaker system. At the top of the tree are the (relatively) more luxurious Journey and unashamedly outdoorsy Extreme trim levels with the aforementioned rubber floor mats and neat modular roofbars that convert from rails to bars for racks to carry bikes, canoes or the like in a matter of minutes.