Renault has just given us a sneak peek at the updated Triber, revealing fresh new looks ahead of its official launch on July 23.
The Long-Awaited Update is Here
The Renault Triber, a popular sub-4-meter MPV, is finally getting its first major facelift since its initial launch back in 2019. This update promises to bring a significant refresh to its exterior styling.
While the design is getting a considerable overhaul, it’s important to note that the mechanicals remain unchanged. The new Triber will continue to be powered by the familiar 72hp 1.0-liter 3-cylinder engine, offering both manual and AMT transmission options.
A Fresh Face for the Triber
Sleeker Front End
The teaser images reveal a more premium and modern front fascia. The new Triber will feature a slimmer gloss-black grille, adorned with thick diagonal slats that give it a distinctive look. In the center, a sleeker, minimalist Renault logo takes pride of place.
Previous spy shots have also hinted at updated LED headlights and a redesigned front bumper, further enhancing the vehicle’s contemporary appeal.
Stylish Rear Design
Moving to the rear, the facelifted Triber also sports some noticeable upgrades. The ‘TRIBER’ lettering on the tailgate has been refreshed with a sleeker typeface and repositioned lower down.
You’ll also spot new smoked-effect LED tail-lamps, which are elegantly connected by a gloss-black trim piece, giving the rear a more cohesive and sophisticated look. A revised rear bumper completes the package.
Inside the Cabin: What to Expect
While the latest teaser focused primarily on the exterior, expectations for the interior changes are more subtle. We anticipate mild updates, likely including new trim pieces, refreshed upholstery, and potentially some additional features to enhance comfort and convenience.
- The Renault Triber facelift is set to launch on July 23.
- It features significant exterior design updates, including new grille, lights, and bumpers.
- The interior is expected to see mild updates, but no major overhaul.
- There are no mechanical changes; it retains the current 1.0-litre engine.
This long-awaited update is sure to generate excitement among potential buyers looking for a refreshed and modern take on Renault’s versatile MPV.
