Renault Triber Overview

The Renault Triber is a rare thing, a seven seater that stays under four metres long and under ₹9 Lakh. It packs three rows into a compact body, so a large family can travel without buying a bigger van. It has quietly become the default choice for buyers who want three rows cheaply.

The clever part is the seating. The third row seats lift out completely, turning the Triber from a people carrier into a load hauler in minutes. With the rear seats stowed the boot swells to 625 litres. That flexibility is the whole point of the car. Folding just the middle row instead gives a mix of seats and cargo.

One 1.0 litre petrol engine powers the range, making 72 PS. There is no turbo and no CNG, just a 5 speed manual or a 5 speed AMT automatic. The engine is modest, so a full load of seven asks for patience on hills. Around town it copes fine. Fuel sits in a 40 litre tank, so long family runs need fewer stops.

Seven trims run from the Authentic at ₹5.81 Lakh to the Emotion AMT dual-tone at ₹8.69 Lakh. Most buyers land on the Techno or Emotion for the added comfort and safety kit. You can compare the Triber trims and their features to find the right one.

For families who need seven seats on a tight budget, few cars come close to the Triber. Once a trim fits, browse the Triber colour range to finish the pick.