RENAULT TRIBER

Compact, capable, but not so quirky anymore, the updated Renault Triber!

- WORDS RAVI CHANDNANI PHOTOGRAPHY SHRENITH BHANDARY

India is deeply obsessed with sub-four-meter cars, especially those that offer ample space, affordability, and, most importantly, high fuel efficiency. Almost every manufacturer has tried its hand at making a big impact in this particular segment, and some have found resounding success, whereas others are still trying their hand at it. In 2019, Renault introduced a new car called the Triber, which was a quirky-looking seven-seater that promised to revolutionise the segment. In essence, it was an MPV masquerading as a car, but the only letdown we found was its engine, which had good refinement but was utterly underpowered. Renault has just updated the Triber for 2025, but mechanically, it still remains the same. Because the changes are primarily cosmetic. In my perspective, these updates lend the Triber a more modern appeal. But you may ask what are these changes? Well, we drove the 2025 Renault Triber extensively and here is what we observed.