The Renault Triber has finally made its global debut in India and the automaker is calling it premium hatchback that offers a unique multi-seater concept. The all-new offering is based on the same CMF-A platform that underpins the Kwid, and is actually a seven-seater tucked under the four-metre mark. At that size, the new Renault Triber is a direct rival to the Datsun GO+ and also the upcoming compact seven-seater from Maruti Suzuki. It gets a completely different design language from its rivals that help make for a roomier cabin. In fact, Renault is comparing the Triber to a number of B-segment hatchbacks, with the French model offering the additional third row seating that is more practical. Renault also says the new offering will be 20 per cent more affordable in terms of ownership than a conventional B-segment hatch. Slated for launch later this year, here are all the details on the new Renault Triber.
Speaking on the global unveil of the Renault Triber
, Thierry Bollore, CEO of Groupe Renault said, “India is a key market for Groupe Renault. We are still young to India, yet our ambitions are high in line with our “Drive the Future” strategic plan: we aim at doubling our sales by 2022. For that reason, we are bringing Renault Triber, another breakthrough concept, targeted for Indian’s core market. Renault Triber was conceived, developed and produced in India, for Indian customers first, before we take it to the world. It is a real game-changer.”
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