Super-spacious and ultra-flexible
It has been described as a game-changer, introduced into the marketplace at a most opportune time, when value-for-money is paramount.
The super-spacious and ultra-flexible New Renault Triber range warrants a closer look with the introduction of a convenient AMT model
It’s been described as a game-changer, introduced into the marketplace at a most opportune time, when value-for-money is paramount.
The Triber offers a totally new concept of SUV design – a well-equipped vehicle with impressive space and the flexibility to accommodate the ever-changing needs of South African customers, at an extremely affordable price-point.
The introduction of the AMT variant is set to further increase the appeal of the range, with the 5-Speed EASY R-AMT delivering an effortless and comfortable drive.
It’s exceptionally pleasing to the eye, offering a multitude of distinctive features.
The Triber boasts noteworthy SUV design cues attributing to its bold look, with a best-in-class ground clearance of 182mm enhancing its road presence.
Aside from the impressive class-leading boot space of 625l (in five-seater mode), the cabin provides ample room for passengers in all rows for maximum comfort together with multiple storage space for added convenience.
The generous space of the Tiber is cleverly designed to offer four exciting seating modes and 100-seating combinations to provide all the space needed.
The ultra-modular seating configurations include: camp (two seater), surf (four seater), life (five seater) and tribe (seven seater).
Its new generation 1.0 litre 3-cylinder petrol Energy Engine generates 52kW with 96Nm torque.
Further equipped with modern technology like the dual VVT system delivers maximum response at all revs, it ensures optimum acceleration.
This, along with good fuel efficiency from only 5.5l/100km and low maintenance costs, makes it the engine ideal for South Africa.
The introduction of the 5-Speed EASY-R AMT engine offers more convenient driving pleasure.
The AMT transmission automatically sense the need for the vehicle and changes the gear accordingly, without any manual intervention.
However, the engine offers the flexibility for the driver to change to manual mode should the driving requirements call for this.
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