With the official unveiling of the 2025 Triber facelift, Renault India has given one of the most affordable seven-seater MPVs in the nation a new look, modernized features, and a few minor mechanical changes. With a price tag of ₹6.29 lakh (ex-showroom), the new Triber appeals to today’s frugal families while maintaining its roomy layout and adding contemporary features.
Revised Design
A number of aesthetic adjustments made to the 2025 Renault Triber give it a more upscale and modern look. Sharper LED daytime running lights (DRLs) built into the headlamp housing, a redesigned bumper with black cladding, and an updated grille with chrome accents are all visible up front. Although the overall design is still the same, Renault has improved its road presence with new dual-tone color options and sleek alloy wheels.
A more sculpted bumper, modified tail lamps, and a Triber emblem with a bolder typeface are among the few but obvious changes made to the rear portion. These little adjustments assist update the MPV’s appearance without changing its fundamental dimensions.
Pricing and Variant Line-Up
There are four versions of the 2025 Triber available:
- ₹6.29 lakh for RXE
- ₹7.09 lakh for RXL
- RXT: ₹7.79 lakh
- RXZ: ₹8.22 lakh
With additional technology, safety, and comfort features, each trim level improves on the one before it. Renault keeps accessibility high for both city and long-distance users by continuing to provide both manual and AMT gearbox options (on certain models).
Upgrades to the Interior and Features
When you step inside the updated Triber, you’ll notice that the equipment and appearance have improved. Although Renault has changed the infotainment system to an 8-inch touchscreen with wireless connectivity for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, the dashboard arrangement is still recognizable. Now that the instrument cluster is semi-digital, the driver information is more readable.
Other noteworthy cabin features are:
- New upholstery for the seats with a two-tone finish
- AC vents in the second and third rows
- Push-button restart and halt
- ORVMs with electrical adjustment
- Driver’s seat with height adjustment
- controls located on the steering
- Sensor-equipped rearview camera
The Triber’s modular seating arrangement, which includes EasyFix third-row seats that can be fully removed to make the vehicle a five-seater with a massive boot capacity of more than 600 liters, is still one of its greatest features.
Performance & Powertrain
The dependable 1.0-liter 3-cylinder petrol engine, which generates 72 PS of power and 96 Nm of torque, still powers the Triber facelift. There is currently no diesel or turbo-petrol version available, and it is connected to either a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed AMT gearbox.
The Triber’s lightweight design and sensible tuning make it a dependable family vehicle, even though this engine puts fuel economy and city driving over overall performance. Renault claims to get between 19 and 20 km/l, depending on the gearbox.
Features for Safety
Considering its price range, the 2025 Triber facelift has a high safety rating. It includes:
- All models come standard with two front airbags.
- Side airbags (found in premium models)
- ABS and EBD
- Camera and rear parking sensors
- system for speed alerts
- All passengers are reminded to wear seatbelts.
The Triber continues to uphold its standing as a practical and secure option for Indian families with these additions.
With more features, a bolder design, and ongoing practicality, the 2025 Renault Triber facelift increases the MPV’s appeal in the sub-10 lakh market. It improves comfort, technology, and cabin quality in response to customer feedback, even though it doesn’t make significant mechanical improvements.
The new Triber continues to be one of the best-rounded alternatives available for consumers seeking a 7-seater with excellent versatility, affordable ownership expenses, and clever packing.