Renault Triber news

The newer entrants in the segment, Renault Triber and Nissan Gravite, alongside the Toyota Rumion, were the only models to record a slump in monthly sales

These updates command a price increase of up to Rs 9,000

These cars may differ in performance, features and space, but each one delivers strong value in the budget automatic segment!

Besides new launches, Kia and Renault announced plenty of new models for the coming years, guess which cars?

With up to 7 models in portfolio and multiple powertrain choices, Renault is eyeing a 5 percent market share in the Indian market

Both have many things in common, but different styling sets them apart

From the most affordable MPV to a bonus car that is used mainly for off-roading, this list has every car for every budget

If you have a Rs 15 lakh budget and want a 7-seater, you now get not only traditional MPV options but also SUVs with three-row seating

Includes not only budget-friendly hatchbacks but also SUVs and sedans with different types of automatic transmissions

The pre-facelift Kiger attracts the highest benefits, while the updated 2025 Kiger and Triber doesn’t get any cash benefits

Due to the enforcement of new GST rates, prices of the Kwid, Triber and Kiger have gone down by up to Rs 96,395, depending on the model you pick

Of all the models in the list, only two MPVs managed to cross the 10,000-unit sales mark in August 2025

Although the revised prices will be applicable from September 22, Renault is accepting bookings based on the new prices from today

The Renault Triber facelift is being offered in four broad variants: Authentic, Evolution, Techno and Emotion

The list includes not only some newly launched facelifts but also recently updated variants and a few mass-market EVs from Tata, Mahindra, and Kia