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The 2025 update for the Triber is the most comprehensive to say during its six-year presence in the Indian market.
The Triber has received its first comprehensive update, bringing with it changes to the design, cabin and equipment list.
Teaser video provides a glimpse of the Triber’s fascia and rear, previewing some of the design updates.
The new Renault Triber will be launched with a new design and updated cabin. Drivetrain options are likely to remain the same
Renault has previously confirmed that it will be launching the next-generation Kiger and Triber in India in 2025.
The new Renault Triber Limited Edition is based on RXT variant and will be offered in both manual and AMT gearbox options, bringing cosmetic upgrades to the MPV.
There is a lot about the Triber to like as it is a good family car and it also gets an automatic transmission.
The Renault Triber is a decent choice for anyone looking to buy a compact 7-seater family car under Rs. 10 lakh. So, if you too are planning to buy it, here are some key pros and cons you should know about.
The Triber AMT was first showcased at the Auto Expo 2020 and the launch was delayed because of the pandemic.
Strong showing by the Renault Triber subcompact MPV in latest crash test. Four stars for adult occupant and three stars for child occupant protection.
The new Renault Triber looks even more attractive and offers more value.
The 2021 Renault Triber will be offered in four trims- RXE, RXL, RXT and RXZ variants and sees the addition of a new dual-tone body colour along with some new features.
The Renault Triber MPV is right now one of the best-selling models in the company's Indian line-up. Since its launch in August 2019, the company has sold over 67,000 units of the Triber, and around 37 per cent of the subcompact MPV's total sales come from the rural and non-urban markets.
Renault India has silently increased the prices of its popular MPV, the Triber in India. It is now priced in India with a starting price of Rs. 5.12 lakh (ex-showroom).
A Renault Triber MPV was recently spotted in Europe for the first time. A seen in the image, the car is heavily camouflaged and judging by the position and angle of the wiper blades, the car is a Right-Hand Drive (RHD) model. Currently, the Triber is only manufactured at Renault India's Chennai plant, which means this is an India-made unit that is undergoing testing in Europe.
The Triber helped Renault grow its sales by 77 per cent in November 2019 compared to the same period last year. With exports starting, the demand for the car will certainly rise and we wait to see how Renault deals with the pressure of supplying this sub-4 metre MPV.
The Renault Triber subcompact seven-seater has recently crossed the 18,500 sales mark in India. Since its launch in August 2019, the company has sold 18,511 units of the Triber in India, as of November 30, 2019. In fact, in three out of these last four months, the Triber surpassed the Renault Kwid as the company best-selling model in India.
Renault India has silently updated the top-of-the-line RXZ variant of the Triber MPV with the bigger 15-inch wheels as part of standard fitment. Earlier these 15-inch wheels with the alloy-shaped wheel covers were only offered as part of the optional accessories for the RXZ trim of the Renault Triber.
The Renault Triber subcompact 7-seater has achieved a new sales milestone in India by crossing the 10,000 deliveries mark, in just two months. The 10,001st Renault Triber was recently handed over to a customer at the company's Mumbai dealership, Benchmark Motors.
The much-anticipated Renault Triber officially went on sale in India this week and the company has certainly managed to achieve very aggressive pricing for the car. Launched at Rs. 4.95 lakh to Rs. 6.49 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) the new Triber comes in four variants - RXE, RXL, RXT, and RXZ, and the car comes with a bunch of features right from the base trim.
The Renault Triber technically goes up against the Datsun Go+, but Renault is also targeting some prominent hatchbacks like the Maruti Suzuki Swift and the recently launched Hyundai Grand i10 Nios. Here's how it fares up against the competition on paper.
The Renault Triber has officially gone on sale in India today, priced very competitively at Rs. 4.95 lakh to Rs. 6.49 lakh. Here's where the car stands against its rivals in terms of pricing.
Renault is pitching the Triber as an alternative for buyers who want a more versatile vehicle at the price of a premium hatchback. So besides the Datsun Go+, it also goes up against the Maruti Suzuki Swift and Hyundai Grand i10 Nios in the marketplace.
The Renault Triber is all set to be launched in India today and we'll be bringing you all the live updates from the launch event here. It's the first sub-4 metre 7-seater from Renault India, and will go up against the likes of the Datsun GO+.
Renault Triber, the upcoming 7-seater from the French carmaker is all set to go on sale in India tomorrow, on August 28. It's the second MPV model from the company after the Renault Lodgy, and the first sub-4 metre 7-seater model from Renault India, but instead of identifying it as an MPV, the French automaker is calling it a premium hatchback with a unique twist. It's based on the same CMF-A platform as the Renault Kwid, and it comes with several segment-first features as well, especially inside the cabin, and here we'll tell you all about them.
The Renault Triber is the newest sub 4-metre multi-seater to go on sale in India and promises a compact yet versatile offering at competitive prices. Here's what we think will be the price range on the new Triber.
The Renault Triber is a premium offering in the subcompact MPV segment but has a lot to share with the Kwid. Here's is what all we know so far about the upcoming model.
Bookings for the upcoming Renault Triber have officially commenced in India from today. Customers can book the new Renault Triber both online, on the company's official website, or at any authorised Renault showroom across India for a token of Rs. 11,000.
The Renault Triber is all set to go on sale in India on August 28, while bookings for the new 7-seater will commence later this week, from August 17. The carmaker has announced the customers can book the new sub-4-metre MPV both online or at any Renault authorised dealership by paying a token of Rs. 11,000.
The Renault Triber will be the newest subcompact multi-seater to hit the Indian market and is slated for launch next month. The all-new offering was unveiled last month and is an India-specific model offering seven seats on a budget. Ahead of its launch, the new Triber has been spotted undisguised and can be seen in two colour options - orange and red. Renault is not calling the Triber an MPV and instead is aiming to take on the B-segment hatchbacks like the Maruti Suzuki Swift, Hyundai Grand i10, Ford Figo and the likes. Spotted in the top-end trim, the Triber can be seen with alloy wheels, projector headlamps, chrome grille and more.
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