The Renault Triber MPV had been a long time coming and has finally made its global debut in India. The all-new MPV is based on the same CMF-...
The Renault Triber MPV had been a long time coming and has finally made its global debut in India. The all-new MPV is based on the same CMF-A platform that underpins the Kwid, and is a seven-seater offering tucked under the four-metre mark. At that size, the new Renault Triber is a direct rival to the Datsun GO+, but gets a completely different design language that help make for a roomier cabin than the and improved space. In fact, Renault is comparing the Triber to a number of B-segment hatchbacks, with the French model offering the additional third row seating that is more practical. Here are all the details on the new Triber.
The Renault Triber gets an evolutionary design language on the lines of the Kwid. This makes for a tall and SUV-ish appearance on the new model, but with urban looks and enough sculpting to defy its bulges. The face has got just the right hint of robustness and Renault has not overdone it in a bid to build on the MPV looks. The new chrome grille is not exactly V-Shaped like we have seen in other Renault models, but looks a bit similar to that on the upcoming Duster facelift. There are plenty of rugged elements too including the body cladding on the sides and the roof rails, while the model unveiled gets alloy wheels along with faux skid plates.
Inside, the Renault Triber gets a 625 litre boot capacity without the third row, while the second row is sliding that will help passengers easy ingress and egress to the back. The third row seats are detachable and can be taken out to optimize cargo space if only five people are travelling. Otherwise, it is a seven-seater with 5+2 seating configuration. The Triber also scores on the equipment front and gets an infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Auto Climate Control, Rear Air-Con vents and cruise control among others.
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