2025 Renault Triber marks a significant step forward in the compact MPV segment, bringing in a fresh blend of practicality, flexibility, and technology suited for Indian families. Renault has always positioned the Triber as a budget-friendly yet feature-rich alternative in the 7-seater space, and with the 2025 update, the company seems to have taken customer feedback seriously by refining almost every aspect of the vehicle.
Bold Exterior Upgrades
The 2025 Renault Triber sports a more aggressive and modern design language. At the front, the updated grille features a chrome-accented pattern, flanked by sleek LED projector headlamps with integrated DRLs. The sculpted bonnet and redesigned front bumper lend a muscular stance to the car. On the sides, new dual-tone alloy wheels and roof rails enhance the SUV-inspired look, while the rear gets LED tail lamps, a chrome garnish across the boot, and a reworked bumper for a more premium appeal.
The dual-tone body color options and new exterior shades add freshness to the familiar silhouette. Despite being under 4 meters in length, the Triber maintains excellent road presence, a quality that appeals to buyers looking for an MPV with SUV-like styling.
Improved Interior Comfort and Features
Step inside, and the cabin of the 2025 Triber reveals thoughtful design and clever use of space. The dashboard gets soft-touch materials in higher variants, while the seat fabric is updated for a more upmarket feel. One of Triber’s standout features — modular seating — continues to be a major selling point. The third row can be completely removed, and the second row can slide and recline, offering multiple seating and cargo configurations.
The infotainment system has been upgraded to an 8-inch touchscreen unit with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. A new digital instrument cluster and improved HVAC controls add to the tech-savvy interior. Convenience features like a push-button start/stop, steering-mounted controls, keyless entry, rear AC vents with separate blower, and fast-charging USB ports have been retained or slightly enhanced.
Renault has also improved NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) levels, making the cabin quieter than before, especially at higher speeds.
Performance and Driving Dynamics
Under the hood, the 2025 Renault Triber continues to be powered by the tried-and-tested 1.0-litre three-cylinder petrol engine, now tuned to meet stricter emission norms and deliver better fuel efficiency. The engine produces around 72 PS of power and 96 Nm of torque, paired with either a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed AMT.
While this engine may not be a powerhouse, it is well-suited for city driving and occasional highway runs. The light clutch, smooth gear shifts, and small turning radius make the Triber easy to maneuver in tight urban conditions. Renault has reportedly refined the suspension setup, improving ride quality even on patchy roads, which is vital for Indian driving conditions.
There are also rumors of a turbo-petrol variant being under development, which could add more punch for those wanting better performance without compromising on practicality.
Safety and Technology
Renault has given a lot of attention to safety in the 2025 model. Dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, rear parking sensors, and speed alert systems are standard across all variants. The top trims get side airbags, a rearview camera with guidelines, ESC (Electronic Stability Control), and hill-start assist. The structure has been further reinforced to improve crash safety compliance with upcoming regulations.
The car also gets connected car features in higher trims, allowing users to monitor vehicle health, location, and driving behavior through a smartphone app. This inclusion is a big step in bringing modern features to budget-conscious MPV buyers.
Fuel Efficiency and Affordability
One of Triber’s biggest strengths continues to be its excellent value-for-money proposition. The 2025 model boasts a mileage of around 20–21 km/l (ARAI claimed) for the manual and slightly lower for the AMT, making it one of the most fuel-efficient 7-seaters in the segment.
Renault has also kept pricing competitive by offering multiple trims, allowing buyers to pick according to their budget and needs. The base variant remains attractively priced, while the higher variants justify their premium with added features and technology.
Final Thoughts
The 2025 Renault Triber continues to be a practical, family-friendly vehicle that doesn’t compromise on style or features. With its refreshed design, improved features, enhanced safety, and modular versatility, the Triber is perfectly suited for large families, urban commuters, and those looking for a budget 7-seater that’s big on value and smart on utility.
While it may not satisfy performance enthusiasts, the Triber’s balance of space, comfort, and affordability makes it a strong contender in the MPV space. Renault has managed to keep the Triber relevant and appealing in a market that demands more from every rupee spent — and in that regard, the 2025 update is a success.
