Overview

The Renault Triber is a compact 7-seater MPV known for maximizing interior space in a small footprint. It offers impressive cabin room and flexibility for families (all three rows can accommodate passengers). The ride is soft and comfortable—the suspension soaks up potholes easily. Power comes from a modest 1.0-liter petrol engine (about 72 PS) paired with a 5-speed manual or AMT; it’s not sporty but delivers good fuel economy (real-world ~17–19 kmpl). Build quality is basic but durable, reflecting its budget focus. The boxy, high-roof design gives it an SUV-like stance with practical touches (roof rails, dual-tone cladding), making the Triber a value-for-money family mover.

Renault Triber Specifications & Features

Seating capacity	7
Transmission type	Automatic
Number of cylinders	3
Displacement	999
Max power (bhp)	71 bhp@6250rpm
Gear box	--
Max torque (Nm)	96 Nm@3500rpm
Mileage (ARAI)	18.2
Fuel Type	petrol

Renault Triber Key Features

	Turbocharged petrol engine options (1.0L & 1.5L TSI)
	10-inch infotainment system with wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
	Digital cockpit with fully digital instrument cluster
	Up to 6 airbags and ESC for enhanced safety

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Renault Triber Pricing & Variants

The Triber is very affordable for a 7-seater. Its ex-showroom price ranges roughly from ₹6.10–8.75 lakh for the base to top variants. For context, a larger 7-seater like the Maruti Ertiga starts around ₹8.96 lakh. This makes the Triber one of the cheapest seven-seaters on offer, undercutting most rivals. Its low price—combined with features like a touchscreen and a safety kit—gives it strong value in the sub-₹10 lakh segment.

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Renault Triber Expert's Review 4.0

Exterior

	Design	4/5
	Paint Quality	4/5
	Panel Gaps	4/5

Interior

	Design	4/5
	Space	4/5
	Comfort	4/5

Safety

	No. of Airbags	6
	Features	4/5

Performance

	Stability	4/5
	Eng. Response	4/5
	Clutch & Gears	4/5

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Pros & Cons of Renault Triber

Pros	Spacious interior – Excellent room and flexible 7-seat layout	Comfortable ride – Suspension soaks up bumps well	Fuel-efficient – Frugal 1.0L engine delivers ~18–19 kmpl	Easy city drive – Small footprint, light steering, and high ground clearance
Cons	Underpowered engine – Modest power; can be sluggish on highways	Basic cabin – Plain, hard-plastic interiors lack premium feel	Tight boot space – Minimal cargo room with all seats in place	Aging styling – Exterior and interior design is now dated

Renault Triber User's Review 4.5

"I bought my Triber two years ago and have been very happy. It’s incredibly spacious, fitting our family of 5 with luggage without complaints. The ride is smooth even on rough city roads, and the mileage is excellent (~17 kmpl in mixed use). Features like the touchscreen and charging port are handy. The engine isn’t fast, but it does the job. Overall, great car for the money."

~ Aarav Mehta

"We use the Triber mostly for family trips. The third row is very useful when we need it (we fold it down for extra boot space otherwise). It’s fuel-efficient and inexpensive to maintain. Downsides: the engine is a bit underpowered on highways and the plastics look plain. But for a budget car, it does everything I need. A solid choice in its class."

~ Rohit Kulkarni

"The Triber has been reliable for our daily errands. The interior space and headroom are surprising – even tall adults can sit in the back comfortably. It’s easy to park in the city, and the ground clearance is a plus for bumps. I wish the cabin felt a bit more upscale, but at this price I can’t complain. Definitely a good value 7-seater."

~ Priya Sharma