Renault has previewed some design elements of the Triber facelift in a newly released teaser. The Triber facelift will launch on July 23, marking the first major update for the sub-4-metre MPV since it launched in 2019. From what we’ve seen so far, Renault has implemented some major styling changes for the Triber facelift, but it’s worth noting that it won’t sport any mechanical updates, retaining the current model’s 72hp 1.0-litre 3-cylinder engine with manual and AMT options.
Interior changes for the Triber facelift are expected to be relatively mild
Triber facelift sports a new gloss-black grille and sleeker Renault emblem
Rear end gets smoked LED tail-lamps, more gloss black trim and an updated bumper
Fresh Design Upgrades: A More Premium Look
Fascia looks more premium and modern
Up front, the Triber facelift features a slimmer gloss-black grille with thick diagonal slats, housing a sleeker and more minimalist Renault motif in the centre. Prior Triber facelift spy shots also revealed an updated pair of LED headlights and a redesigned front bumper.
Smoked LED tail-lamps and updated lettering on tailgate
Rear Styling: Smoked LEDs and New Details
Smoked LED tail-lamps and updated lettering on tailgate
At the back, the teaser shows that the ‘TRIBER’ lettering has been updated with a sleeker typeface and pushed downwards on the Triber facelift’s tailgate. We can also observe a revised rear bumper and smoked effect for the LED tail-lamps, which are bridged by some gloss-black trim.
Interior Updates: Subtle Yet Purposeful
Interior changes
While the teaser didn’t hint at the Triber facelift’s cabin, we expect milder changes on this front, such as additional features, new trim pieces and updated upholstery.e interior layout largely familiar, focusing instead on adding value through small but meaningful upgrades.
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