The Renault Triber specifications tell the story of clever packaging rather than raw power. The headline is how much space Renault fits inside a body shorter than four metres.
The 1.0 litre petrol displaces 999 cc and produces 72 PS at 6250 rpm. Torque peaks at 96 Nm at 3500 rpm, which asks the driver to rev it when fully loaded. Drive goes to the front wheels through a 5 speed manual or a 5 speed AMT. The engine is happiest at higher revs, so brisk town driving suits it best.
Mileage favours the manual here. The manual is rated at 20 kmpl, while the AMT drops to 17 kmpl on the same engine. Buyers who value fuel savings usually stay with the stick shift. City drivers who want an easy clutch may still accept the small mileage drop. You can study the Triber mileage by gearbox before choosing.
The body stretches 3985 mm long on a long 2636 mm wheelbase, which frees up cabin room for three rows. Ground clearance is 182 mm and the fuel tank holds 40 litres. Boot space runs from small with all seats up to 625 litres with the third row removed. The wide body helps three abreast in the middle row on shorter trips.
Safety equipment grows as you move up the trims, with airbags, ABS and parking aids added higher in the range. The upright shape gives good headroom across all three rows. Read as a whole, the numbers show a practical, space-first MPV. Next, see the Triber price in your city.
