In the Global NCAP's crash test report, the Renault Triber's body structure was deemed unstable, suggesting that occupant safety in the event of a collision is compromised.

Nissan Motor India is set to bring a seven-seater MPV, based on the Renault Triber to India. The upcoming MPV is likely to flaunt new exterior and interior changes over the existing Triber.

The 2021 Renault Triber gets a new variant lineup and the company has excluded most features that were earlier offered on lower variants. Read the following to know more about the new variant split.

For the model year 2021 (MY 21), Renault India has updated the MPV - the Triber with creature comforts and new colour schemes. The updates have come at a marginal price hike of Rs 10,000-15,000 across variants

Launched in three variants – RXL, RXT and RXZ, the Renault Triber AMT starts at Rs 6.18 lakh. Bookings have commenced and can be made on the Renault official website, app or at the dealerships

Renault India has shipped off the first batch of 600 Tribers to South Africa, thereby kicking off the exports of its sub-4m people carrier. The Triber is driven by a 1.0-litre 3-cylinder VVT petrol motor that produces 71bhp & 96Nm.

Despite the addition of the larger rim, thee price of the Renault Triber RxZ remains unchanged. The Triber was launched in August this year and is priced between Rs 4.95 lakh and Rs 6.49 lakh

Renault India has launched the all-new Triber MPV in the Indian market. Its priced between Rs 4.95 lakh and Rs 6.49 lakh, and is available only in a petrol manual version. The Triber clubs the looks of a crossover with the practicality of an MPV.

With the launch scheduled on 28th August, Renault will commence bookings for the Triber from 17th August. Customers can book the car by paying a minimum amount of Rs 11,000. Since the global debut in June, Renault had been rather quiet about the Triber so far.

Renault has finally pulled the veil off its latest offering for the Indian market, a model which the company says has been engineered and designed exclusively for the Indian market: The Renault Triber.