Auto news India - Renault Triber news

The past week saw new launches, price reveals and relaxations in lockdown rules

The segment also includes the Ford Figo and Freestyle, which are not offered with any benefits

The carmaker has also introduced a 3-month EMI holiday program on all its models

The AMT variants are likely to command a premium of around Rs 30,000 over the manual counterparts

The auto industry kept rolling at snail’s pace this week as well

The previous price hike was a result of the BS6 upgrade

Renault has come out with special offers for rural customers for the first time

The offers include cash discounts, exchange bonus and more

This budget 7-seater is now offered with a two-pedal setup

Looking for a car under Rs 10 lakh? Here’s a list of all models that will be showcased at the upcoming Auto Expo 2020

The AMT transmission will be offered with a BS6-compliant petrol engine as well

The year 2019 was all about new SUVs and its no surprise that they were lapped up by a whole lot of buyers

The Triber still gets the same features, BS4 petrol unit as well as the same transmission setup. So what could be the reason for the price hike?

Does the Renault Triber deliver its claimed mileage of 20kmpl in real-world conditions?

Surprisingly, the Tata Harrier and Tata Altroz didn’t make the cut