In city fuel-efficiency testing, the Renault Triber facelift recorded an average mileage of 9.25 km/l across various traffic scenarios.
We took the Renault Triber facelift to test its fuel efficiency.
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The Renault Triber has long been known as one of India's most practical and affordable seven-seaters. Now, with its 2025 facelift, Renault has refreshed its appeal for urban families who want space, versatility and value in a single package.
First launched in 2019, the Triber became increasingly popular among budget-conscious buyers due to its flexible seating and easy-to-drive features. The latest update focuses on design changes, new features and a more refined cabin experience, while the tried and tested 1.0-litre petrol engine is mated to a 5-speed manual or EZ-R AMT gearbox.
But beyond what is visible on the brochure, the real question is how the Triber facelift performs in real-world conditions. To find out, HT Auto conducted a city fuel-efficiency test under everyday traffic scenarios, and the results paint a clear picture of its urban mileage.
What were the conditions for this test?
The test was conducted in four different cities, each of which represented different levels of traffic congestion, from slow-moving peak-hour traffic to relatively free-flowing stretches.
The test car was the 'Emotion' trim equipped with the EZ-R AMT transmission. The manual air-conditioner was left on throughout the drive, set to 'cool' with fan speed at level 1.
During testing, the car was driven at a maximum speed of 60 km/h, while the average speed for the overall journey was 15.9 km/h. The car covered a total distance of 70.3 km in a duration of 4 hours and 30 minutes.
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What were the test results?
The Triber facelift returned fuel efficiency figures of 6 km/l, 7 km/l, 10 km/l and 14 km/l in four cities, depending on traffic density.
While lower figures were seen during heavy stop-and-go traffic, higher numbers came from smoother stretches with fewer stops. The average of these runs gives a real-world mileage of around 9.25 km/l. This is impressive for the AMT transmission, but not so much for the weak 1.0 petrol doing the job.
Despite these numbers, Triber remains one of the most accessible and versatile options for Indian families, offering space, comfort and ease of driving at a price that no rival can match.
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French automaker Renault is accepting this challenge with its Triber facelift due in 2025. With the updated version, it is important to add features as the competition offers it all. But can the Triber facelift do this while still offering enough that one might consider buying it? We drove the MPV to find out.
Triber facelift launched in July, sales have started 5.76 lakh (ex-showroom). It's hard to beat this price in the MPV category. For the top-spec variant, users will have to pay ₹ 8.12 lakh (ex-showroom) for manual transmission and ₹ 8.59 lakh (ex-showroom) for AMT. We drove the top-spec Emotion. Although it lacks some modern features like seat ventilation and automatic climate control, these are not dealbreakers at this price.
Renault Triber is available in 5-speed manual or 5-speed AMT.
Renault Triber facelift: Does it look the part?
External appearances matter. That said, we only received feedback from friends and acquaintances stating that the car looks beautiful and stylish. With a newly sculpted hood and redesigned bumper, Renault has elevated the looks of this MPV, and ultimately, it looks even better than its immediate rivals in the segment.
The new LED headlamps look small in proportion to the car, but not to the extent that it spoils the aesthetics. It gives a little beautiful touch to the fascia. From the front, the dual-tone paint accentuates the pillars well, while also helping to hide the stepped roofline to some extent. And as you know, the front of the car is the best angle to admire it.
At the rear, the Triber looks similar to the pre-facelift model. Changes like the new smoked LED taillights and revised 'Triber' lettering are subtle but noticeable. The rear now looks completely updated.
On the profile, the new alloy wheel covers steal the spotlight and do the styling job well. The blacked-out ORVMs with integrated turn indicators also add to the overall appeal of the vehicle.
The length of the MPV is 3985 mm.
Renault Triber facelift: How does it feel inside the cabin?
Triber looks quite good from inside. It gets dual-tone interiors with a new instrument cluster and a redesigned steering wheel. The dominant shade on the interior is light beige, due to which the cabin feels airy. To highlight these areas, a dark gray shade has been applied to key touchpoints like the steering wheel, infotainment, air conditioning and door switches.
Sitting on the driver's seat, you do not at all feel that you are sitting in an 'economical' MPV. With a driver's instrument display and floating style 8-inch touchscreen, it makes you feel welcome with all the modernity it has to offer. The graphics on the multi-information display (MID) look great for the most part. The animations feel a bit gimmicky, but again you can't ask for too much here.
The MID is placed in the center and has two LED indicator gauges on either side.
All the useful toggles are placed at the bottom of the infotainment screen; These include parking sensor deactivation, defogger, emergency parking, door lock and traction control toggle. It takes a day or two to get used to the lock toggle location, as it is usually placed on the driver's door. However, giving credit where it's due, once you get used to the position, it actually feels much more convenient than the previous placement.
Adding to the convenience, the cabin gets ample storage for things. There are two places for storage in front of the passenger seat, in addition to the wireless charger, there is a place to put your phone on the center console, and another cool storage behind the gear shift knob and cupholders.
Moving towards the back, the second row has 60:40 seats, which can be adjusted in four ways. There are two adjustable headrests in this row and two in the third row. The third row gets a 50:50 split and can also be removed completely to create more space in the trunk. Folding the seats in Triber gives a boot space of 625 liters.
Renault Triber facelift: Driving and passenger experience
Now, cutting to the chase, let's talk about how the Triber drives. The 1.0-litre engine feels energetic in the city if you're driving alone and know how to utilize the car's powerband. Personally, I find it more fun to drive a slow car fast than the other way around, but most people won't drive a car that fast. Still, the 71 bhp fades away with every passenger added to the car, and at full capacity, overtaking the vehicles becomes quite a tempting task.
One saving grace for the Triber is the adaptive steering weight which remains light during slow motion and becomes heavier as you accelerate. The weighted steering wheel increases confidence and provides more feedback. The MPV feels mostly planned, except at highway speeds, where you'll feel it acting more nervously and the rear wanting to break loose with every sharp move.
In terms of comfort, considering the fact that this is an MPV, the seats could have done with a little more cushioning. People often buy it thinking of taking it on a road trip. We also tested the capacity in excess of the rated seating capacity and took the car for a quick 30-minute drive in the city, and none of the passengers had any complaints. On the same trip, the Triber also fitted a full-sized guitar in the boot with all occupants seated.
7 passengers can sit comfortably in Renault Triber.
Braking performance is good, but there is still room for more. The wheels on the top variant are 15-inch, but the lower variant may need more grip with 14-inch wheels.
Renault Triber facelift: What needs improvement?
The Renault Triber misses the mark on a few fronts. These include a missing armrest for the second-row seats, as well as no USB-C charging port. The Triber doesn't get a dead pedal or enough foot space on the driver's side to rest your left foot when the clutch is out.
Now, to vent the evil, the cruise control switch has been placed in an awkward place; Placing it on the steering wheel would have been more accessible. The traction control toggle turns off immediately when tapped, increasing the risk of accidentally turning the toggle off. The hood release and headlamp leveler switches are also placed so low that they are very difficult to find. You'll often need to find a leveler as the main beam is decent at most, and you'll be relying mostly on the high beam to illuminate your path ahead at night. There is an audible gear noise, which is prominent at low speeds.
Renault Triber facelift: Verdict
Overall, the Renault Triber now looks different and has added features that make it contemporary as well. It is economical and has seating for seven or more passengers. The only thing you have to live with is the smaller engine, which may be useful to you if you value economy more than anything else. It offers a lot of value for its price.
First publication date: 02 November 2025, 13:49 PM IST
Reno will soon launch the new Duster in India, which will have three-round seating, new design and dhansu features. It will compete with SUVs like Creta, Grand Vitara, Celtose.
New Delhi. Reno has recently updated its two major cars – Tribe facelift and kigar facelift with major changes. Now it is believed that the company may soon launch its much awaited mid-size SUV, the new Reno Duster in the market. Although the launch of Kwid facelift is yet to be left, but it is expected that by Diwali the company can launch this strong SUV in the market.
Launched confirmed Reno has confirmed that Duster will be launched in India, and its price will be announced in the coming months. The new generation duster has been seen during testing across the country, and some design updates have emerged in spy shots. This new offer will come with three-round.
Dhansu features
The main features of India-spec 2025 Reno Duster may include absolutely new exterior design, new dual-tone alloy wheel, new front and rear bumper, new Reno logo, LED DRL and tail lights, chunky skid plates, new grills, black roof rails and ORVMs, and duster letting on the tailgate.
Crea collision The interior of this updated Creta rival car is expected to include Y-shape's insert for AC vents, new three-spoke steering wheel, floating touchscreen infotainment system, fully digital colored driver display and a new center console. It will compete with Maruti Grand Vitara, Kia Celtos, Hyundai Creta, Skoda Kushak, Volkswagen Tigen, MG Estore and Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyurider.
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New Reno Duster will be ready to launch in India, will be fierce with Creta and Nexon!
New Delhi. Renault India is offering great benefits on its full line-up-Kiger, Pre-Fesialift Triber and Kwid-in August this August. Apart from cash discounts, corporate offers and exchange benefits, Renault is also offering a flat discount of Rs 35,000 under its Relive Scrap program, as well as referral benefits are available on all cars. Know how much you can save on a new renault this month.
Renault kiger The Renault Kiger compact SUV is getting benefit of up to Rs 94,000 on My2025 stock, including a cash discount of Rs 40,000 and an exchange offer of Rs 40,000, which depends on the variant. Customers can also take advantage of corporate discounts up to Rs 10,000 and rural offer of Rs 4,000. The above referral discount is applied only to RXL trim.
4 powertrain options
Nissan Magnite, Tata Nexon and Hyundai Venue is available with Kiger 4 Paurtrain options: 72hp 1.0-liter petrol engine with manual and AMT gearbox and 100hp 1.0-liter turbo-petrol engine manual and CVT options. Prices currently range from Rs 6.15 lakh to Rs 11.23 lakh.
Reno Tribe The Renault Triber has recently received a facelift, but dealers who have a pre-Philift model stock are offering benefits up to Rs 84,000 at My2025 units this month. Customers can take advantage of cash discounts of Rs 35,000 and exchange bonus. The Triber priced between Rs 6.29 lakh to Rs 9.40 lakh has a 72hp 1.0-liter petrol engine, which is available with both manual and AMT gearbox. There is nothing like Triber in the market with 3 Roe seating.
Renault kwid
Renault Kwid, which competes with Maruti Alto K10, is getting benefits up to Rs 64,000. Customers can pick up flat cash discounts of Rs 35,000, exchange benefits up to Rs 15,000 on selected variants and corporate discounts up to Rs 10,000; Apart from this, there is also a rural offer of Rs 4,000. Referral benefits are applied to RXL (O).
Disclaimer: Rebate can vary according to the city and depend on the availability of stock. Please contact your local dealer for accurate data.
Nissan India has released the teaser of the upcoming 7-seater family car, which will be based on the Reno Tribe. It will have a 1.0L petrol engine and 5-speed transmission. The price will start from about 6.5 lakh rupees.
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Nissan India released the teaser of a 7-seater family car.
The car will have a 1.0L petrol engine and a 5-speed transmission.
The price will start from about 6.5 lakh rupees.
New Delhi. Nissan India has released a new teaser video, which points to the upcoming model of the brand. Although the car maker has not yet shared the name and details of the car, it is expected that it will be a 7-seater family car based on the Reno Tribe. Nissan had earlier confirmed the launch of a new compact MPV for India, which will share platforms, features and engines with the tribra. The French Automeker has recently launched the 2025 Renault Tribe with important feature upgrade and new design change. Let us know about those details that we know about the upcoming Nissan MPV so far.
Design and diabetes Nissan's new subcompact MPV was first tested with a new midsize SUV, which would be based on Third Jane's Reno Duster. The official teaser gives a glimpse of the front face of MPV. Which includes Nissan's signature grille, silver wraperound treatment with sporty bumper, new LED DRL, functional roof rails and newly designed alloy wheels. Although the 7-seater family car will look different from the triber, the dominations of both models are expected to be equal. The Reno's MPV is 3,990 mm, width 1,739 mm and height 1,643 mm.
Renault Triber facelift has started in India from ₹ 6.20 lakh. This includes new design, 2D renault logo, LED headlamps, 8-inch touchscreen and wireless charging.
Renault Triber Facelift has recently been launched. Its price in India starts at ₹ 6.20 lakh (ex-showroom). This is the first major update for Triber after the first launch in 2019.
The front face has been given a fully new design, which has a gloss black grille that has thick slats, and on either side there are slim LED projector headlamps that make a constant arch. The new 2D renault is the diamond logo in the middle.
The joint of LED fog lamp is another major change. There is no change in side profiles, except new 15-inch flakes steel wheel design and gloss black door handles.
The Renault Triber has 5+2 seating layout as standard, in which the third row seats can be removed. The interior of the Renault Triber now comes with the new lighter dual-tone theme, which changes the earlier all-black cabin.
At the rear, there are new smoked-effect taillamps and the “Triber” lettering is shifted down on the tailgate. The new bumper looks more sculpted and strong.
The new Triber has a completely digital instrument cluster. The Renault Triber now has a large 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system, which has wireless android auto and apple carplay. The Renault Triber now also has wireless charging.
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August 03, 2025, 13:35 IST
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India's cheapest 7 seater price is just 6 lakhs, top 5 features
Triber facelift prices start from Rs 6.30 lakh and go up to Rs 9.17 lakh, which is an increase of Rs 14,000-41,000 as compared to the old model, which depends on the variant.
Renault Triber Compact MPV has finally received a big facelift after half a decade. Like many such mid-cycle updates, Triber facelifts include changes in design. Let's know what is new in the Triber facelift.
The biggest changes in the Triber facelift are out, with Renault MPV found a more premium design, which matches the car manufacturer's global models. The facelift has a completely new gloss black grille with thick slats that form an unbroken arch in association with updated LED headlights.
Triber facelift introduces the new 2D Renault Diamond Motif in India, which looks more sleek and new. Below, the front bumper is also fully redesigned, with a large central air dam surrounded by silver plastic trim, the car has fog lamps and thin vertical air intex.
Inside, Renault has replaced the black-end-silver interior of the old Triber with a light grayish-beige-color scheme. The dashboard layout has also been updated as Kiger, with an 8-inch infotainment touchscreen pushed upwards and central AC vents are placed below it.
In the case of features, Triber facelift includes 6 airbags, auto headlights, cruise control, front parking sensors, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, rain-sensing vipers, 360-degree camera and 7-inch digital drivers.
In the case of Povertrain, Renault has not made any changes to the Triber facelift. It has a 1.0-liter, 3-cylinder natural aspirated petrol engine, which develops 72HP and 96Nm. This engine can be paired with 5-speed manual or 5-speed AMT gearbox, which gives ARAI-approved mileage 19kpl (manual) and 18.29kpl (AMT).
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Renault Triber facelift: How different is the new Tribe from the old? What changed?
New Delhi. Renault has launched the updated version of Triber in India, which is an ex-showroom price of Rs 6.29 lakh. The design and features have been changed in 2025 Renault Triber. Renault Triber is the cheapest MPV in India, and with updates it maintains its cheap price. The new Renault Triber MPV will be available in four variants, which cost from Rs 6.29 lakh to Rs 9.16 lakh.
New Reno badge Talking about the design update, the Triber is the first model in which the new Renault badge is used. In addition, the new design includes gloss-black grills, new headlamps and drls, and black inserts with smoked tail lamps. The new Renault Triber is available in three new colors: Amber Terracotta, Shadow Gray, and Zanskar Blue. Overall, external updates and new colors give the Triber more premium look.
Features and interior
Talking about features and interior, the new Triber has a slightly new dashboard and new upholstery. Apart from this, the features have also been updated, and the 2025 Renault Triber has a wireless smartphone connectivity with a digital instrument cluster, ambient lighting, 360-degree camera, and an 8-inch infotainment system.
Engine and power The new Renault Triber includes 6 airbags standard in safety features, as well as EBD with ABS, stability control, isofix child seat anchor, and all LED lighting. Talking about power, there has been no change in the Renault Triber, as the MPV has the same 1.0-liter, natural aspirated petrol engine that gives 71bhp and 96Nm peak torque. The engine has two gearbox options, 5-speed manual or 5-speed AMT.
One million kilometers of standard warranty The new Renault Triber has a standard warranty of three years or one lakh kilometers, which can be extended to seven years or unlimited kilometers. Triber is not the best -selling MPV, but it is popular, and with updates, it will help in selling Renault, especially due to its competitive price, which makes other MPVs – Ertiga, XL6, Carens, and Innova Crysta – expensive.
Renault will launch a facelifted Triber in India, which is the first big update after 2019. The new model includes features like SUV -like look, redisine front face, LED headlamps, and magnite.
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The facelifted model of Renault Triber will be launched tomorrow.
The new model has SUV -like look and LED headlamps.
The Triber includes 8-inch touchscreen and digital instrument clusters.
New Delhi. Renault will launch a facelifted Triber tomorrow in India. This is the first major update for the subcompact MPV since the first launch in 2019. Recently, the Test mules of 2025 Triber have been seen many times, which point to a big makeover. The Reno Tribe is included in India's cheapest 7 seater. Before the launch, let's know what details have been revealed so far about the upcoming model of Renault Triber.
SUV -like look According to the recently seen spy images, a significant change in styling is expected in the facelifted trber. First, the updated Triber looks higher and stronger than the current model, with a little boxer profile, which gives it a SUV -like look.
Renault Triber New Look
At the front, the facelifted Renault Triber is expected to get a new look, which will have a redeemned front face. Major updates include new LED headlamps, including eyebrows-shaped LED DRLs that extend to the edge of the hood. These slimmer headlight units are perfectly located on either side of the redeemned front grille, giving MPV a sharp and modern look.
Features List like Magnite In the car rear, MPV contains updated raparound LED taillights and a micro chrome strip on the bumper. The rear bumper has also been redesigned, which looks more sculpted and stronger than before. Inside the cabin, the updated Renault Triber is expected to have small but important designs improvements. The Triber is expected to include an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system and a fully digital instrument cluster. Additional premium features include features like rain-sensing wipers, automatic headlights, 360-degree camera system, take-forward driving.
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The wait is over! India's most 'cheap' 7 seater coming in new avatar, launch tomorrow
The Renault Triber facelift will be launched on July 23. It will have new LED DRLs, headlamps, grill design and redisine fog lamps. There will be no mechanical changes, the 1.0-liter petrol engine will remain the same.
New Delhi. Reno Tribe is included in India's cheapest 7 seater cars. If you are also planning to buy this car, then a little waiting can prove beneficial for you. The Renault Triber facelift is expected to be launched in India on 23 July. This compact will be the first major update since its launch in 2019 and will include more features with cosmetic updates. However, there is no possibility of any change in the tarber mechanically.
Spot during testing Looking at the Camplashed Test mules, it is known that the Triber has been fully redesigned for the facelift. It will get profiles with new LED DRLs and new grill designs will be available; The bumper will also have a large central air intake and redeemned fog lamps. Interestingly, these design updates can also be seen in the new variant of this MPV of NISSAN, which will be available for sale early next year.
How will the look be?
Changes in profiles and back are quite limited. It is expected to get new wheels, redesigned tail lamps and new rear bumper, but there will be no major sheet metal change. Inside, light design changes in the dashboard of Triber facelift, perhaps new trim pieces and upholsters, and expected features are expected to be found in the Nissan Magnite, which was available for sale last year.
1.0-liter naturally aspirated In the case of Paurtrain, we hope that the 1.0-liter Natural aspirates 3-cylinder petrol engine of the current model will be used in the Triber facelift, which produces 72HP and 96Nm. The gearbox option is expected to remain the same, including a 5-speed manual and 5-speed AMT. The Triber needs a more powerful turbo-petrol engine.
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Just wait a little! India's cheapest 7 seater coming in new avatar
New Delhi. There are many 7-seater trains available in the Indian market that offers a large and comfortable cabin. Maruti Ertiga is the leader of this segment. However, even in low price, the Indian automobile market offers many great 7 seater. One of these is 7 seater Reno Tribes. Even though this car is behind the rest of the cars in the segment in terms of cell, the Tribe is the money collected option for those buyers who want to buy a low price more space. Now the company is preparing to update this car with new features.
Spy image came out Recently we got some spy images of India's most affordable 7-seater, which was being tested before launch. Let's know about this 7-seater and about updates.
India's most 'cheapest' 7 seater
India's most economical 7-seater, Renault Triber, is a comfortable MPV which is the best coordination of economy and practicality. Recently we got a spy image of the Triber facelift, which was being tested before the launch. The Triber is a sub-4-meter MPV with some changes, such as new designs and some additional features. In spy image, a Camoflaged Test mule was seen, which gave us a glimpse of the upcoming MPV.
Renault Triber facelift Renault Triber facelift is likely to get some new design elements, such as LED headlights and LED DRLs, modified front and rear bumpers, new grills and more. It is likely that in MPV, LED taillights, new 3D renault logo and new wheel design can also be found. Inside, some upgrade can also be found in the trber, such as automatic climate control, cruise control, large touchscreen and 6 airbags. However, the Triber facelift may still have a shortage of alloy wheels, as the test mule also contained wheel caps, indicating steel wheels.
Mechanical upgrades The Renault Triber facelift will have any mechanical upgrade, it is expected. It will continue to use a 1.0-liter petrol engine, which generates 71bhp and 96Nm torque, as well as with a 5-speed MT or AMT. The current Triber is priced between Rs 7.28 lakh to Rs 10.49 lakh (on-road, Mumbai). We hope that the price of Triber facelift will be slightly higher than the current price.
Starting with the Renault Kwid, the MY2023 version gets a maximum discount of ₹50,000 including a cash discount of ₹20,000, an exchange benefit of ₹20,000 on select variants and an additional ₹10,000 cash discount for loyal customers. The hatchback also gets a corporate discount of up to ₹12,000, while rural buyers including farmers, sarpanch and Gram Panchayat members will get a ₹5,000 discount. The Kwid RXE variant and Urban Night Limited Edition only get loyalty and exchange benefits with no cash discounts available.
The Renault Kwid, Kiger and Triber get additional loyalty benefits for existing customers
The MY2023 Renault Triber also gets benefits up to ₹50,000 including a ₹20,000 cash discount on select variants, an exchange bonus of ₹20,000 and an additional ₹10,000 cash discount for loyal customers. Much like the Kwid, the Triber also gets a ₹12,000 corporate discount and a ₹5,000 cash discount for rural customers.
On the Renaut Kiger, the subcompact SUV gets maximum benefits of up to ₹65,000 including cash benefits up to ₹20,000 on the RXZ and ₹25,000 on the RXT and RXT (O) Turbo variants. The model also gets an exchange benefit of ₹20,000 in cash on select variants for loyal customers. The automaker will offer additional loyalty offers on submission of proofs by the customer. The Kiger RXE variant only gets loyalty benefits and no cash discount will be applicable. Similarly, the Kiger Urban Night Limited Edition gets only loyalty and exchange benefits.
Furthermore, the MY2023 Kiger gets a corporate discount of RS 12,000, while a rural of ₹5,000 is applicable for farmers, sarpanch and gram panchayat members. The automaker will also offer a ₹10,000 discount under the RELIVE scrappage program for users scrapping their old vehicles.
The aforementioned offers will vary depending on the dealership, region, colour, variant, and availability, among other factors. Please make sure to check the final discounts with your preferred dealer. Other automakers and dealers are also offering discounts on their respective offerings, so make sure to check out the market for the best deals this December. In related news, Renault announced service assistance to customers in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh in the wake of Cyclone Michaung.
Renault India has announced support for its customers in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh who have been affected by Cyclone Michaung. The French automaker announced free roadside assistance for the affected customers, while it also launched a 24×7 helpline among other benefits. The automaker also claimed that it had initiated SMS alerts and company app notifications prior cyclone to inform its customers about vehicle safeguarding measures.
By: HT Auto Desk | Updated on: 09 Dec 2023, 10:10 AM
Renault extends support to customers affected by Cyclone Michaung by launching free RSA and a 24×7 helpline.
Over the last two days, several automakers including Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Hyundai, Mahindra, Toyota, Jeep, and Audi have announced supportive measures for their respective customers who have been affected by the cyclone. Now, Renault has joined the list as it has announced a comprehensive support initiative for its customers.
The car manufacturer in an official release has said that it is offering roadside assistance to help customers transport their vehicles to the nearest dealerships free of cost. The company also claimed that it would reimburse the towing costs incurred by customers who independently arranged for transporting their vehicles. Renault claims to have deployed an additional fleet of 15 towing trucks throughout Tamil Nadu to prioritise recovery of flood-affected vehicles. Also, it has set up a 24×7 helpline ensuring the customers prompt and efficient assistance.
Speaking about the measures taken, Sudhir Malhotra, Vice President of Sales Marketing at Renault India Private Limited (RIPL), said the automaker has pledged to provide robust support to its customers affected by the Chennai floods. “During these hard times, Renault India, in solidarity with other OEMs, provides robust support to our customers affected by the Chennai floods. Our all-encompassing initiatives, spanning proactive communication and hands-on assistance, underscore our unwavering commitment to offering 24/7 aid to our customers in Tamil Nadu. Renault India will continue to remain vigilant, continuously monitoring the situation and adjusting our efforts to address the changing needs of the community and our customers. We stand united in these challenging times,” he added.
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