The Renault Triber is a flexible 7-seater compact MPV designed for families, with three rows of seats. Its modular interior allows for over 100 seating configurations, including the option to remove the third row and convert it into a 5-seater.

No, the Renault Triber does not feature a sunroof in any of its variants, either as a standard or optional feature. The 2025 facelift includes updates such as LED lighting, a digital instrument cluster, and an 8-inch touchscreen, but a sunroof is not offered.

The Renault Triber provides a ground clearance of 182 mm across both petrol and CNG variants. This elevated clearance helps the vehicle handle uneven roads, speed breakers, and rough terrain in urban and rural settings.

The Renault Triber delivers an ARAI-certified fuel efficiency of 18.2-20 kmpl, depending on the variant and transmission. Manual petrol models achieve up to 20 kmpl, while Automatic (AMT) versions return around 17-19 kmpl. In real-world city driving, the Triber typically manages 13-15 kmpl.

The 2025 Renault Triber facelift comes standard with six airbags across all variants, including driver, front passenger, side, and curtain airbags. This is an upgrade from the previous 4-airbag configuration and is complemented by safety features such as ESP, traction control, and ABS with EBD.

The Renault Triber offers a flexible boot space ranging from 84 litres with all seven seats in use to 625 litres when the third row is removed in the 5-seater configuration. This modular design makes it practical for both everyday commuting and carrying larger loads.

The Renault Triber comes with a 40-litre fuel tank across all petrol variants, including both manual and AMT models. This tank capacity, combined with an ARAI-rated mileage of 17–20 kmpl, provides a practical driving range for the compact MPV.