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SUV Ride Comfort Battle: Can New Duster Beat Current Segment Leaders?

Which SUV has the smoothest ride on rough Indian roads? Need opinions for my back problem

With constant back issues, I need an SUV that can handle Mumbai's notorious potholes without drama. I've heard great things about the Duster's legendary ride quality from the previous gen. Now that the new model is coming, I'm curious if it'll maintain that edge over the Astor, C3 Aircross, and Taigun. Which one would you recommend for maximum comfort on broken roads?

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December 22, 2025
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