New cars in the Indian market, launched 3 Dhansu models one after the other

New cars in the Indian market, launched 3 Dhansu models one after the other

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The Indian auto industry launched MG M9, Renault Triber Facelift and Mg Cyberester. MG M9 is priced at Rs 70 lakh, Renault Triber Facelift is Rs 6.3 lakh and MG Cyberester is Rs 74.9 lakh.

The Indian auto industry has been very busy recently, and was the same last week. We saw the launch of three new cars, which were made entirely for different buyers. Here we will tell you about all the newly launched cars and their features.

The week started with Mg M9. The price of which is about 70 lakh rupees. M9 became the first car to be sold through MG's new 'select' showroom. Its premium design and large dimensions make it very impressive on the road.

The M9 90 kwh is powered with a battery, which powers 245 PS and 350 Nm with a front-mounted motor. MG claims that it gives a range of CLTC-approved 540 km.

M9 has no competition in EV space, but it is more economical than options such as Kia Carnival and Toyota Vellfire.

Renault Triber Facelift Launched another MPV, this time more economical. Renault Triber, which has been in the market for almost 6 years, received its first major facelift update. The facelift includes some minor changes in new black-out grille, new Renault logo, new stylish wheels and LED tail lights.

There were some changes in the interior as well, including new color options and additional features such as cruise control, auto headlamps and rain-sensing wipers for upholstery. There has been no change in Povertrain.

At the price starting from Rs 6.3 lakhs (ex-showroom), Triber is still more economical than options such as Maruti Ertiga and XL6.

Another car that has been launched in India is Mg Cyberester. Its price is Rs 74.9 lakh (ex-showroom). Those who have booked it earlier can get Cyberester for Rs 72.49 lakh. Delivery will start from 10 August.

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Renault Triber facelift: How different is the new Tribe from the old? What changed?

Renault Triber facelift: How different is the new Tribe from the old? What changed?

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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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