The former Proteas all-rounder has been in charge of the Durban franchise since the inception of the tournament in January 2023.
Under Klusener's guidance, the Super Giants reached the final in 2024, losing out to Sunrisers Eastern Cape, before finishing rock bottom in the last season.
"It's a privilege to continue this journey with the Durban's Super Giants and the RPSG Group. The support and belief shown in me is deeply appreciated. I look forward to building something even more special this season," Klusener said in a statement.
"We've laid the foundation over the past three years. Now, it's time to build a team that can consistently challenge for the title and make Durban proud. Durban is my home.
"Coaching this franchise is more than a job - it's a mission to build something enduring with our fans and players."
Dr Sanjiv Goenka, chairman of the RPSG Group, commented on Klusener's retention: "Lance brings a unique blend of strategic clarity, composure under pressure, and a deep understanding of the modern T20 landscape.
"His alignment with our vision for Durban's Super Giants makes him the ideal leader to continue shaping the team's future."
With a player auction scheduled to take place on 9 September, the franchise will look for reinforcements with the squad set to have a different make-up from last season.
Klusener added: "We've done a deep review of our past season and have identified key areas for improvement. This auction gives us a crucial opportunity to strengthen our squad and return to our best."
The fourth season of the SA20 is set to kick off on Boxing Day 2025 with defending champions MI Cape Town hosting Durban's Super Giants at Newlands.
Kane Williamson has rejoined Durban's Super Giants ahead of the fourth season of SA20, the New Zealand batter replacing Bangladesh spinner Taijul Islam, who is not available.
Jason Smith is relishing the prospect of returning to Newlands after being purchased by MI Cape Town at the player auction ahead of the fourth season of the SA20.
Dewald Brevis says he is keen to start a new chapter in his hometown after becoming the most expensive player in SA20 history after being bought by Pretoria Capitals for R16.5 million at the player auction.
Pretoria Capitals forked out a record sum of R16.5 million to acquire the services of Proteas batter Dewald Brevis at the SA20 player auction held in Johannesburg.
