Renault’s low cost Romanian brand, Dacia, will be unveiling its very first concept vehicle at the Geneva Motor Show this week.

Given the interesting name Duster, the concept features a crossover-style body with some unique styling elements like headlights that trail off across the front guards and rear tail-lights that stretch forward across a curving wall of sheetmetal above the rear wheels. Big-ups to Renault designers in Romania and France for creating such a fascinating shape. Contained within is an equally useful interior with a neat modular trick: The front passenger seat slides underneath the driver’s seat on rails, creating enough room to carry a large item like a mountain bike inside the car rather than on top of it.

There are traditional concept car elements that are included like ridiculously large 21-inch wheels, an all-glass roof and rear-hinged back doors, but the Duster’s powertrain is anything but showy. The concept is powered by Renault’s 1.5L dCi four-cylinder diesel engine that produces 105 hp and 177 lb-ft of torque. Dacia says that’s enough to push the Duster to 100 kph in a limp 9.6 seconds while returning very good fuel economy.

Check back for more updates on the Geneva Motor Show starting tomorrow.