Renault India has rolled out the updated Renault Triber, a compact 7-seater MPV that brings updated styling and added features. Renault’s rebranding involves a thorough overhaul, pretty much entirely under the hood. Renault’s facelifted Triber bursts onto India’s scene sporting a snazzy new logo and boasting over 35 design tweaks and fancy feature upgrades.
The new Triber flaunts pretty bold new looks with a front end reworked, featuring a sharper grille and sculpted bonnet, and boasting sleeker LED headlamps. The rear sports funky updated LED taillamps and a reworked bumper with a skid plate, giving it an upscale vibe.
Inside, the cabin gets a dual-tone dashboard and an 8-inch floating touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support, functioning fairly seamlessly. New seat fabrics and ambient lighting are featured alongside a digital instrument cluster and various convenience features like auto headlights, rain-sensing wipers, and cruise control.
The Triber stays true to its “rethink space” principle, offering flexible seating for occupants with third-row seats being fully removable, accommodating either 5 or 7 people. Boot capacity hits 625 litres, and 23 litres of cabin storage is included for good measure.
Under the hood, the Triber retains its 1.0-litre petrol engine, producing 72 bhp and 96 Nm of torque, paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox. The top-end Emotion variant offers an AMT option for added ease of operation, which is quite common nowadays. As part of the Renault Secure program, the company offers government-approved CNG kits with warranty protection extending up to 7 years.
Safety gets a major boost with six airbags offered as standard across all variants. The Triber now packs 21 standard safety features, becoming the segment’s first model with front parking sensors as a default fitment—quite remarkably. Other highlights comprise Brake Assist and ISOFIX child seat mounts, alongside Electronic Stability Program and a precise Tyre Pressure Monitoring System.
The facelifted Triber comes in four trims: Authentic, Evolution, Techno, and Emotion—priced between ₹6.29 lakh and ₹9.16 lakh (ex-showroom). Customers can book the new Triber at any of Renault’s 350+ dealerships and 450+ service centres spread across the country.
The top-spec Emotion variant is available with both manual and AMT options. The Triber is built at Renault’s Chennai plant with over 90% localization. Made in India, it has gained popularity, selling 1.84 lakh units. It’s also being exported rapidly to more than a dozen foreign markets now.
