Renault Triber dimensions & colour options revealed

Renault recently unveiled the Triber in India which comes across as a versatile vehicle in the sub-4 meter segment. According to Renault, the Triber is not an MPV but creates a new whole new segment for itself. It will be launched in India in the months to come and will most probably sit between Rs. 4 lakh to Rs. 7 lakh price. The dimensions and colour options of the Triber have also been revealed recently. To let you know, it is based on a modified CMF-A+ platform which underpins several other cars from the manufacturer.

Talking about its dimensions, the Triber will measure 3990 mm in length, 1739 mm in width, and 1,643 mm in height (sans roof rails). The wheelbase of the Renault Triber is 2636 mm while the ground clearance of 182mm (unladen). The kerb weight of Renault latest offering is 947 kg and it gets 1356 mm shoulder room in the first row and 1330mm in the second row. The last row of seats will have a shoulder room of 1216mm in the third row. Further, it has a front track of 1547 mm and a rear track of 1545 mm.

The car will come equipped with 165/80-section tyres with 14-inch rims as standard. However, the top-spec models will get 185/65-section tyres with 15-inch alloy wheels. As for the colour schemes, Renaut will offer the Triber with a total of five colour options, which are – Ice Cool White, Moonlight Silver, Electric Blue, Fiery Red and a new orange paint scheme. The crossover design vehicle looks pretty decent and follows the latest design language of the manufacturer. To let you know, both the middle row and last row of the Triber can be adjusted in multiple ways to make the compact MPV a 5, 6 or 7 seater.

Removing the third-row results in a maximum boot space of 625 litres. In the 7-row configuration, it offers 84-litre of space while in 6-seater configuration, boot space increases to a good 320-litre. There are four modes available in the seating arrangements – Life mode, Tribe mode, Surfing mode and Camping mode. Moving towards the dashboard and instrument cluster, the Renault Triber gets an all-digital instrument cluster, which is a segment first feature. Other features include an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Navigation support and Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity. The cabin also gets air-conditioning vents for all the three rows.

Coming to the engine powering this car, the Renault Triber will get powered by a 1.0-litre petrol engine that churns out a maximum power of 72 PS and a peak torque of 96 Nm. The engine will come mated to either a 5-speed manual transmission or a 5-speed AMT automatic transmission. The Triber has no natural rivals in the segment and hence it will batter with the premium hatchbacks in the segment.