What’s New in the 2025 Renault Triber Facelift?
Renault’s best selling 7 seater MPV has got a fresh update. Renault’s 2025 Triber gets a visual refresh, mild cabin enhancements, added creature comforts, and remains wallet-friendly. If you are looking for a versatile family car that won’t burn a hole in your pocket, the new Triber might just be your next ride.
Design Tweaks That Turn Heads
The facelifted Triber looks sharper up front.
- New grille with dual chrome slats gives it a premium look.
- New LED DRLs and dual tone headlamps.
- Revised front and rear bumpers and split LED tail lamps and a sleeker tailgate with creases.
- Side profile remains same, but new alloy wheels give it a fresh look.
Interior Upgrades You’ll Actually Notice
Inside Renault keeps it practical but adds subtle changes.
- Better cabin textures and soft touch inserts on higher trims.
- The familiar 8-inch touchscreen stays on board, now paired with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for easy phone connectivity.
- Semi digital 7 inch driver’s display remains, now with additions like:
- Auto AC
- Auto dimming IRVM
- Maybe wireless charger and electronic ORVMs on top trims.
- Its flexible three-row setup lets you remove the last row, opening up to 625 litres of boot space.
Engine, Mileage & Driving Experience
No change under the hood but tuning has made it smoother.
- Still powered by 1.0L 3 cylinder petrol engine with 72 PS and 96 Nm.
- Mileage claims: 20.8 kmpl (manual) and 20 kmpl (AMT) – decent for the segment.
- You can choose between a 5-speed manual gearbox or an AMT for easier city drives.
- CNG variant is also available, perfect for budget conscious urban users.
Safety Package: Familiar, but Expected to Improve
- Outgoing model had up to 4 airbags – 6 airbags expected in top variants soon.* Retains ABS with EBD, ESP, hill start assist, rear parking camera, TPMS.
- With its previous 4-star Global NCAP score, Renault could now be eyeing even stronger safety credentials.
Price & Positioning
Remains among the most budget-friendly 7-seaters you can buy.
- Prices are likely to start around ₹6.25 lakh and go up to ₹9.5 lakh, depending on the variant.
- While the Triber competes with the Ertiga, XL6, and Carens, it stands out for its affordability and smart packaging.
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FAQs About Renault Triber Facelift 2025
Does the new Triber get a turbo engine this time?
No. It still has the 1.0L NA petrol engine. No turbo version in this facelift.
Can you buy the 2025 Renault Triber facelift at showrooms now?
Yes, the model has just launched or will launch in early July 2025. Contact local Renault dealers for availability.
Conclusion
The 2025 Renault Triber facelift doesn’t change much – but it does polish what was already good. A bolder design, auto climate control and better mileage numbers keep it in the game. If you want a no fuss, family first MPV with fresh appeal, this Triber might be your best bet yet.
