Renault Triber Now Gets Auto Climate Control, One-Touch Second-Row Folding Seat & More

Renault has updated the Triber for the new model year, with prices starting at Rs 5.80 lakh (ex-showroom). The updates for the new model year look to focus on comfort and convenience, with the bulk of the changes coming in the form of new features.

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2026 Renault Triber: Feature Revisions

Starting from the base Authentic trim, all variants of the Triber now get a fully folding second-row bench seat with a one-touch tumble function for easy access to the third row. The new seats allow for greater cargo room, with Renault claiming a boot space of up to 1065 litres with the second-row seat folded down.

New fully folding second row seats free up over 1,000 litres of luggage space.

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The Evolution trim, meanwhile, now offers steering-mounted audio and telephone controls along with a day-night adjustable rear view mirror and a rear cabin light. These features were previously offered from the higher Techno trim onwards.

Second-row seats get a new one-touch folding mechanism for easier operation.

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The Techno variants, meanwhile, get features that were previously reserved for the fully loaded Triber. These include a height-adjustable driver's seat, a rear defogger, a front centre armrest, 12V power outlets in all three rows and a 6-speaker audio system including 2 tweeters - compared to a 4-speaker set-up on the outgoing model.

The fully-loaded Triber Emotion is now offered with auto climate control for the first time, with the subcompact MPV getting Kiger-style dial-based controls with embedded readouts.

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Top variants now get auto cliamte control for first time; switchgear shared with Kiger.

2026 Renault Triber: Powertrain

There are no changes to the Triber’s powertrain options, with buyers still offered the same 1.0-litre three-cylinder naturally aspirated engine good for 71 bhp and 96 Nm paired with a 5-speed manual as standard. A 5-speed AMT is offered as an option on the top spec trim.

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2026 Renault Triber Prices

In terms of pricing, the new Triber is now up to Rs 9,000 more expensive than before, depending on the variant.