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Discover the All-New Renault Triber: On-Road Price, Features, and Safety

Renault Triber is a game-changer in the world of compact MPVs. Designed to offer unmatched versatility, Triber combines modern design, innovative features, and top-notch safety, making it the perfect vehicle for families and adventurers alike. Let's dive into the details of Renault Triber, including its on-road price, standout features, and robust safety systems.

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Renault is enticing budget-minded car buyers in India with a compelling set of deals applicable across its entire lineup for June 2024. This includes the Renault Kwid, a stylish and fuel-efficient hatchback; the Renault Triber, a versatile and practical MPV; and the Renault Kiger, a bold and feature-rich compact SUV. Let's delve deeper into the specific offers available for each model. Renault's June 2024 Deals Renault Kwid: Big Savings on a Compact Package The Renault Kwid, known for its affordability and maneuverability, becomes even more attractive with Renault's June 2024 deals. Here's a breakdown of the potential savings you can enjoy: Cash Discount: Up to Rs 15,000 Exchange Bonus: Up to Rs 15,000 Loyalty Bonus: Up to Rs 10,000 Corporate Discount: Up to Rs 8,000 Maximum Benefits: Up to Rs 48,000 Important Note: These discounts apply to all variants of the Renault Kwid except for the base-spec RXE variant. The RXE variant is only eligible for the loyalty bonus of Rs 10,000. The Renault Kwid's price range starts from Rs 4.70 lakh and goes up to Rs 6.45 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Renault Triber: Stretch Your Savings Further The Renault Triber, a popular choice for families and those seeking a spacious MPV at an attractive price point, also benefits from Renault's June 2024 deals. Here's what you can expect: Cash Discount: Up to Rs 15,000 Exchange Bonus: Up to Rs 15,000 Loyalty Bonus: Up to Rs 10,000 Corporate Discount: Up to Rs 8,000 Maximum Benefits: Up to Rs 48,000 Important Note: Similar to the Kwid, these discounts apply to all variants of the Renault Triber except for the base-spec RXE variant. The RXE variant is again eligible only for the loyalty bonus of Rs 10,000. The Renault Triber's price range starts from Rs 6 lakh and goes up to Rs 8.97 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Renault Kiger: Savings on a Feature-Packed SUV The Renault Kiger, a stylish and feature-rich compact SUV, joins the savings party with Renault's June 2024 deals. Here's a breakdown of the potential discounts: Cash Discount: Up to Rs 15,000 Exchange Bonus: Up to Rs 15,000 Loyalty Bonus: Up to Rs 10,000 Corporate Discount: Up to Rs 8,000 Maximum Benefits: Up to Rs 48,000 Important Note: Once again, these discounts apply to all variants of the Renault Kiger except for the base-spec RXE variant. The RXE variant is only eligible for the loyalty bonus of Rs 10,000. The Renault Kiger's price range starts from Rs 6 lakh and goes up to Rs 11.23 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Additional Savings Opportunities: Don't Miss Out! Here are some additional points to consider that can further enhance your savings on a Renault car during June 2024: Rural Discount: Renault offers an optional rural discount of Rs 5,000 on all three models – Kwid, Triber, and Kiger. However, this rural discount cannot be combined with the corporate discount. Referral Benefits: Renault also has referral programs in place, offering additional benefits to both the referrer and the new car buyer. Be sure to inquire about these programs at your nearest Renault dealership. Frequently Asked Questions: Q: Are the discounts offered by Renault in June 2024 applicable to all models? A: Yes, the discounts apply to all Renault models, including the Kwid, Triber, and Kiger. However, there are some exclusions for the base-spec RXE variant of each model. Q: Can I combine the rural discount with other offers? A: No, the rural discount of Rs 5,000 cannot be combined with the corporate discount offered by Renault. You can choose the offer that best suits your situation. Q: How much can I save on a Renault car with the June 2024 deals? A: The maximum potential savings can be up to Rs 48,000, depending on the specific model, variant, and discounts applicable. It's important to remember that this is the maximum benefit, and the actual savings you achieve might vary. Q: What are the on-road prices of the Renault Kwid, Triber, and Kiger? A: The ex-showroom Delhi prices for these models are mentioned in the article. The on-road price will vary depending on your location and additional charges. Contact your nearest Renault dealership for the most accurate on-road price quote.

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Renault TRIBER: A gamechanger that created a class of its own

French car manufacturer, Renault recently launched a new car, Renault Triber. Termed as India’s most spacious sub-4 metre vehicle, Triber offers ample space to travel along with your entire group of friends or family and carry extra luggage with ease. Its stylish yet sophisticated design grabs your attention at first glance while a host of exciting features prove its worth.

Here’s what makes it the real game changer and a class in its own:

1. Super spaciousness

Triber offers the best-in-class passenger cabin available in a sub-4 metre car. Moreover, the 2nd-row seats come with a slide and recline function which ensures a comfortable ride for passengers sitting in all rows. Triber’s best-in-class boot space of 625 litre and internal storage up to 31 litres allow you to carry everything you need to make your journeys more fun.

2. Exciting seating combinations

Renault Triber offers 4 exciting modes and 100+ seating combinations that help you adjust the space as per your needs. These modes include:

• Camp mode: Convert your car into a 2-seater and utilize the space to carry all the essentials for your next camping trip.

• Surf mode: Accommodate more things or things that take up more length, like a musical instrument or an extra haversack in this 4-seater mode.

• Life mode: This default mode gives enough space for 5 people and the best-in-class 625-litre boot space.

• Tribe mode: Click in two additional EasyFix seats that instantly transform the car into a 6 or 7-seater so that you can make space for your entire group.

3. New energy engine and unique platform

Triber’s Dual VVT system delivers maximum response at all revs and ensures optimum acceleration. It comes with a 1.0-litre 3-cylinder petrol Energy Engine that generates 72 PS with 96 Nm torque. Moreover, the Triber is designed on a latest-generation modular platform that offers spaciousness and flexibility.

4. Attractive exteriors

Triber’s stylish and ultra-modern exteriors like Projector Headlamps, Triple Edge Chrome Front Grille, LED DRLs, etc. add to the car’s impressive stance while other features like SUV Skid Plates and 182 mm ground clearance offer protection on rough roads.

5. Modern interiors

Triber’s modern interiors give it a classy yet sophisticated look. It features a stylish dual-tone dashboard with silver accents, an LED Instrument Cluster and a Twin AC with vents on 2nd and 3rd rows. Moreover, smart-tech features like Smart Access Card with keyless entry and the Push Start-Stop Button enhance your driving experience.

The Triber comes at a starting price of Rs.4.95 lakh, which makes it the most affordable option one can own. The Renault Triber specifications provide detailed information about different variants, various types of equipment offered by each of them, prices and more. Click here to check out the Renault Triber specifications and get to know your Triber better.

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Renault's Triber Seven-Seat MPV Is More Than Just Seriously Affordable

A number of manufacturers and importers have nailed it on the head in terms of its affordable product offering. At the very bottom end of the market, Renault and Suzuki, for example, have been some of the leaders. When it comes to seven-seaters, the three main competitors are Suzuki's Ertiga, Toyota's Avanza and then the subject of this test, Renault's Triber.

Launched in 2020, the Renault Triber did a few things right upon its arrival. It doesn't look like a seven-seater from the get-go, and secondly, its pricing is very competitive. I spent a week with this car driving more than 700km to find out what it is like to live with it on a daily basis.

The second and third rows of seats

First, the specifications. There are seven seats, with three in the middle row and two at the back. Yes, the rear ones are only applicable for children, and sadly, the middle seat of the second row is only offered with a lap belt.

The functionality of the seats makes it a very practical car. The middle row has a 60:40 split, which means the seats can be moved forward and backwards in this split or tumbled forward.

The two rear seats can also be removed, or you can remove the back ends, or you can fold the seatbacks forward, or fold them forward. Being partially light in colour, I would recommend investing in a good quality seat cover as these seats will get dirty and damaged if you plan to load objects into the cabin on a regular basis.

Seated in the second row behind my ideal driving position (I'm 1.87 metres tall), I was able to sit comfortably with my knees lightly touching the driver's seat while headroom was ample. There is also a single 12V socket for the rear seat passengers and a separate air con knob with three speeds to feed air to the second and third row of passengers, ideal on a hot summer’s day.

Behind the wheel

Under the stubby bonnet is a modest 1.0-litre, three-cylinder engine connected to a five-speed manual transmission. For the price, one would expect a basic cabin, which is indeed the case. However, a simplistic infotainment screen offers a Bluetooth connection to your phone, and radio, and behind the gear lever is a slot to plug in a USB stick or phone connection and an AUX-in slot. The instrument binnacle is extremely basic, with a rev counter that only indicates chunks of 500r/min, a trip computer and a speedometer.

The engine has a fairly gruff sound, but when used in anger, it performs, however that is hardly what the engine has been designed for. I quickly find myself keeping to the slow(er) lane on the highway at a constant 100 or 110km/h.

The result is that over the course of a week and mixed drive of the highway, running errands and town driving, the car averaged an indicated 6.7-litres/100km. At times we were two adults on board and sometimes with a child.

It is important to note that overtaking on the highway is not really an option. The Triber will accelerate modestly to around 120km/h, at which point it struggles, with a single occupant on board, to reach an indicated 130km/h.

The ride quality is good, the seats are comfortable, you have a good view through the windows, and there is enough storage space around you.

Summary

If you want space and the basic level of safety (ABS with EBD, two airbags), it ticks the boxes for these requirements. Even during an emergency brakes test I conducted, it performed well and didn't swerve or become unstable. It is hard to fault the Triber for the value proposition it offers. That is if you need a spacious car with seven seats.

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Review compiled by https://www.news24.com/

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What Is The Renault Triber AMT Like To Drive Long Term?

This tenacious little workhorse enters our fleet on a positive note.

The Renault Triber’s tenure in our long-term fleet has drawn to a close, and you’d need to be some sort of mutant to count on your fingers the number of shoots that this dutiful little workhorse has facilitated. It has come along on everything, from quick affairs within the city to a 1,500km round trip to the forests of northern Karnataka, and remained largely faultless through it all.

Compact dimensions, light controls and good outside visibility make driving the Triber in dense city traffic a breeze.

You wouldn’t usually find an MPV on a list of ideal city cars, but the Triber, with its compact dimensions, light controls and good outside visibility, has proven to be a breeze in dense urban surroundings. This is also where the convenience of its AMT has shone through the brightest – not having to bother with a third pedal is a real boon in traffic.

On the more open stretches of road, though, the gearbox does fall short. The shifts aren’t the quickest or smoothest around, but the biggest issue is the fact that they’re not very intuitive either – the car will often go for a shift almost exactly when you don’t want it to, like in the middle of an overtake, for example. And it takes some learning to figure out how to play with the throttle to get the gearbox to behave the way you want it to. The wear on the clutch is also rearing its ugly head and engagement from a standstill is occasionally quite jerky.

When you combine the not-so-sharp gearbox with the not-so-meaty 54 kW engine, the Triber’s performance levels are decidedly pedestrian, and highway cruising isn’t exactly what you’d call effortless. You’ve got to be patient when gathering speed, and even holding triple-digit speeds on the highway requires fairly large throttle inputs. In the city, too, you can’t be too opportunistic with seizing gaps, and speed is never at the forefront of the experience when driving the Triber. If you do decide to be a little stubborn and go chasing it anyway, you can expect fuel efficiency figures to plummet a little – I only saw a touch over 12kpl with my spirited driving style, which isn’t exemplary considering it’s a small 1.0-litre motor with humble output figures in a sub-1,000kg vehicle.

Fortunately, when you encounter a rough patch, you don’t have to shed too much of that hard-earned speed, because the suspension set-up is very adept at gobbling up the rough stuff. The effect of bumps and potholes is greatly reduced inside the cabin, and you feel well isolated from whatever is beneath. And it manages this without coming across as wallowy when you begin to push it hard, which is quite commendable.

With the addition of fancier steeds like the Kia Carens and Renault Kiger to our support car fleet, the fairly basic equipment levels on the Triber have become even more stark in contrast. The cabin feels rather spartan, the infotainment system won’t keep you entertained for very long, and the halogen headlights could definitely be better, but on the upside, the keyless operation on the Triber has proven to be a major boost to convenience.

As you’d imagine, a lot of shuffling of cars takes place in our parking lot, and taking the Triber along on our shoots means packing a lot of equipment into it. Being able to do these things without taking the key out of your pocket is always handy.

But being a support car on motorcycle shoots also means it becomes our only source of shelter during monsoons in remote locations. On one such occasion, a couple of us bikers had to seek refuge in the Triber during a sudden downpour, and the fabric seat covers didn’t gel too well with a pair of wet motorcyclists, and now the foul odour just won’t go away. Granted, this is a rather specific case, but it’s not uncommon to end up with a slightly wet occupant in your car during the monsoon.

All in all, though, this car has been a poster child for the phrase ‘big things come in small packages’, and you can’t ask for too much more from a car at this price point. The space on the inside has been a big plus, especially considering how much baggage auto journos come with. And while it certainly won’t get your heart racing from behind the wheel, it has never shied away from any task thrown at it, nor has it faltered along the way. We bid goodbye to it with memories of a dependable, persistent little car - the Renaut Triber MPV.

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Review compiled by https://mydroll.com/

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7 Seater Cars in India - List of 7 Seater Cars | Spinny

At times, we all wish there were a couple more seats in our car to plan the perfect trip with friends or family. 7-seater cars were built specifically to cater to such needs and have ingrained themselves very well in every brand’s lineup. While 7-seater MUVs and SUVs differ in terms of road presence and design, their premium ride quality is prepared to please seven occupants at once. These are the best list of 7 seater cars you can buy today if you have a large family or a large group of passengers to ferry. 1. Mahindra Bolero 2. Mahindra Scorpio 3. Hyundai Alcazar 4. Tata Safari 5. Mahindra XUV700 6. Toyota Fortuner 7. MG Gloster 8. MG Hector Plus 9. Maruti Suzuki Ertiga 10.Toyota Innova Crysta 11. Mahindra Marazzo 12. Renault Triber 13. Kia Carnival 14. Kia Carens

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Renault Triber cheapest 7 seater car: 6 लाख से सस्ती इस 7-सीटर कार का कौन सा मॉडल है सबसे किफायती? 2 मिनट में खुद करें फैसला - india one of the cheapest seven seater car renault triber new price list mileage specifications

Renault Triber cheapest 7 seater car: 6 लाख से सस्ती इस 7-सीटर कार का कौन सा मॉडल है सबसे किफायती? 2 मिनट में खुद करें फैसला – india one of the cheapest seven seater car renault triber new price list mileage specifications

नई दिल्ली।देश की सबसे सस्ती 7-सीटर कारों (cheapest 7 seater car) में से एक Renault Triber (रेनो ट्राइबर) महंगी हो गई है। कंपनी ने इसकी कीमतों में 19,000 रुपये से लेकर 29,800 रुपये तक की बढ़ोतरी की है। हाला��कि, अलग-अलग वैरिएंट्स पर कीमतों को अलग-अलग बढ़ाया गया है। बढ़ी कीमतों के बाद अब इसकी शुरुआती दिल्ली एक्स-शोरूम 5.69 लाख रुपये हो गई है, जो इसके टॉप एंड वैरिएंट पर 8.25 लाख रुपये तक जाती है। आज…

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Discover the All-New Renault Triber: On-Road Price, Features, and Safety

Renault Triber is a game-changer in the world of compact MPVs. Designed to offer unmatched versatility, Triber combines modern design, innovative features, and top-notch safety, making it the perfect vehicle for families and adventurers alike. Let's dive into the details of Renault Triber, including its on-road price, standout features, and robust safety systems.

On-Road Price of Renault Triber

Renault Triber is competitively priced, starting at just ₹5.99 lakh*. This makes it one of the most affordable yet feature-packed MPVs in its segment. The attractive pricing ensures that you get excellent value for your money without compromising on quality or features.

Standout Features of the Renault Triber

Renault Triber is packed with features designed to enhance your driving experience and provide maximum comfort and convenience. Here are some of the standout features:

Spacious Interiors: Triber offers an exceptionally spacious cabin with the flexibility of a 7-seater configuration. The modular seating arrangement allows you to transform the space to suit your needs, whether it's extra luggage space or additional seating.

Advanced Infotainment System: The 8-inch touchscreen MediaNAV Evolution system keeps you connected and entertained with Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, voice recognition, and video playback support.

Smart Access Card: Enjoy the convenience of keyless entry and push-start functionality with the Smart Access Card, making your driving experience seamless and hassle-free.

Best-in-Class Boot Space: With 625 liters of boot space, Triber ensures you have ample room for all your gear, making it perfect for family trips and long drives.

Stylish Exterior Design: Triber boasts a dynamic and robust design with projector headlamps, LED DRLs, stylish roof rails, and a sleek grille that adds to its sporty look.

Comprehensive Safety Features of Renault Triber

Safety is paramount in Renault Triber. It comes equipped with a range of advanced safety features to keep you and your loved ones protected on the road:

4 Airbags: Triber is equipped with four airbags—driver, passenger, and side airbags—to ensure maximum protection in case of a collision.

ABS with EBD: The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) ensures effective braking and stability, even in emergency situations.

Rear Parking Sensors and Camera: Navigating tight spaces and parking is a breeze with rear parking sensors and a reverse camera that provides a clear view of the area behind your vehicle.

High Ground Clearance: With a high ground clearance of 182 mm, Triber can handle rough terrains and obstacles with ease, ensuring a smooth and safe ride.

Speed Alert System: This feature alerts you when you exceed a pre-set speed limit, helping you maintain safe driving speeds and adhere to road regulations.

Seatbelt Reminder: Triber comes with a seatbelt reminder system that ensures all passengers buckle up for safety.

Why Choose Renault Triber?

Renault Triber stands out as a versatile and practical choice for anyone looking for a compact MPV that doesn't compromise on features or safety. Its competitive pricing, coupled with a host of modern amenities and robust safety systems, makes it an unbeatable option in its segment.

Experience Renault Triber for yourself! Visit your nearest Renault dealership today to book a test drive and see why this innovative MPV is the perfect fit for your family. Don't miss out on the chance to own this incredible vehicle at an attractive price of ₹5.99 lakh*.

For more information, visit Renault Triber or contact us directly to learn more about our financing options and special offers.

Drive home Renault Triber and embark on your next adventure with confidence and style!

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Specs Comparison: 2021 Nissan And Renault SUVs

The all-new Renault Kiger is the latest entrant into the highly competitive sub-four-metre SUV segment. It is based on the same architecture that underpins its Alliance cousin, the Nissan Magnite. But, how different is it exactly from its Japanese sibling, and what uniqueness does it bring to the segment? Here's a quick spec comparison between the two.

Design

Design certainly is a differentiating factor for the Renault Kiger, and the crossover styling sure brings a lot of freshness to the segment. It features the characteristic Renault DNA with flowing lines and a squat stance. The Nissan Magnite isn't far behind. In fact, the Magnite is the one that looks more like an SUV, among the two, with its upright stance and two-box design.

Underpinnings

Both the SUVs are based on the Renault-Nissan Alliance's CMF-A+ platform. This is the same modular architecture that underpins the Renault Triber and may very well spawn quite a few cars for both companies in the years to come.

Engine Specifications

The Renault Kiger would be available with two petrol engines - a 1.0-litre naturally-aspirated motor and a 1.0-litre turbocharged unit. The former would make 72bhp and 96Nm, while the latter would produce 99bhp and 160Nm. The NA motor will be paired to a five-speed manual gearbox or an AMT, while the turbo-petrol will be available with a CVT, in addition to a manual unit.

Now, the Nissan Magnite, too, gets the same powertrains with similar power figures. But, while the turbo-petrol gets both, automatic and manual transmissions, the naturally-aspirated unit is only offered with a manual gearbox.

Price

While current Nissan 2021 models are highly competitively priced - Renault is coming in strong with their new vehicle pricing too. The Nissan Magnite is priced between R261,900 and R311,900. The Renault Kiger is priced between R199,900 and R289,900 - making it the most affordable compact SUV between the two and possible in SA! 

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Original article source: https://www.carwale.com/news/

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The Right Car Segment in India: How to Choose

A car is more than just your dream vehicle. It is the pride of your family. Therefore, buying a car for yourself is a crucial matter. And with a plethora of carmakers offering a diverse range of cars, choosing the right car can become a pretty difficult task. From colour, model, fuel option and features, everyone has their own preference.

Therefore the best thing to start your search on how to choose a car is by deciding the segment suited for you. Choosing a segment that suits your needs will help you narrow down your choices and settle on a car that is exactly suited to your needs. In this article, we will explain the basics of car segmentations and factors you must keep in mind while choosing a new or used car for yourself.

Segmentations in the Indian Auto Industry

The Indian automotive industry features a number of manufacturers offering a variety of cars with a range of features at every price point. In such a diverse market, it is pretty easy for an average consumer to get confused and mix up. Therefore, for the ease of convenience and classification, there are three major types of segmentations that currently prevail in the Indian Market. These include:

Hatchbacks

Sedans

SUVs and MUVs

To have a fair idea about each segment, let us look at what each one of them stands for.

Hatchbacks [A & B Segment]

Hatchback is a car segment which comprises of cars that have a smaller bodyline when compared to other segments. The most striking feature of this segment is the boot: a space behind the rear seats that exists inside the car itself and is accessed by a hatch door in the rear. Seats in a hatchback can be folded to create a lot of room for storage as the boot is integrated into the car itself.

Hatchbacks are considered to be the best for city driving, as they are easy to manoeuvre through the traffic and are also cheaper to maintain. As hatchbacks are also designed to be smaller, they are easy to park. Though there isn’t a specific criterion for size and engine displacement, hatchbacks usually come with a size of under 4 meters and with an engine capacity of 900 to 1.5 litres. The most striking feature of this segment is its impeccable fuel economy and affordable price tag.

Some of the best hatchbacks currently ruling the market are the Maruti Suzuki Alto K10, Hyundai Grand i10, Hyundai i20, Maruti Suzuki Swift, Tata Tiago, and Volkswagen Polo among others.

Sedans [C, D, & E Segment]

Sedan is a car segment which comprises of cars that have a longer body line built with a three-box configuration comprising of pillars identified as A, B, and C pillars. A sedan thus has three major component areas, namely engine, passenger, and boot.

As compared to hatchbacks, sedans have a separate boot compartment which is distinct and built as an addition to the car bodyline. The boot compartment is a separate space dedicated for luggage storage. With such a boot, a sedan gets more space in its passenger compartment with two rows of comfortable seating full of features.

The word sedan is derived from the Latin term “sedere” which means “to sit”. Sedans are designed to provide maximum comfort and convenience to the passengers both front and rear. A sedan is comparatively more feature-loaded than a hatchback and comes at a price higher. In terms of dimensions, sedans come with an average dimension of 4 meters and above, and with engine capacity of 1.5 to 1.8 litres.

Some of the best sedans currently ruling the Indian market are the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, Hyundai Verna, Hyundai Elantra, Tata Tigor, Volkswagen Vento, Toyota Corolla Altis, and Honda City etc.

MUV or Multi-Utility Vehicles [M Segment]

An MUV is a car segment that comprises of vehicles which are often confused as being SUVs. Typically an MUV is a multiutility vehicle which is also sometimes called a people carrier. Capable of seating five to seven people, MPVs are a bigger version of passenger cars that are mainly designed to transport passengers comfortably in cities and highways.

An MUV generally offers a less powerful and more fuel efficient engine when compared to SUVs that are similarly sized. Typical dimensions of an MUV ranges from 4 meters to up to 5.5 meters while engine capacity offered is ranges between 2.0 to 2.5 litres.

Thus, if you consider practicality and fuel efficiency over looks, ruggedness and off-road capabilities, then an MUV might just be the perfect choice for you.

Some of the best MUVs currently ruling the market are the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, Toyota Innova Crysta, Renault Triber, Mahindra Marrazo, Maruti Suzuki XL6, and Honda BR-V.

SUV or Sports Utility Vehicles [J Segment]

An SUV is a car segment that comprises of vehicles which combine the elements of passenger cars and off-roaders. An SUV has a tall bodyline that provides the driver with a better and wider view of the road ahead, the increased height of an SUV also provides it with a much higher ground clearance, a feature distinct from other passenger cars.

In terms of the passenger compartment, the inside of an SUV has a lot more space which can greatly be increased via adaptable and removable seating. Finally, an SUV is generally built with mechanical parts that are specifically designed for tough usage, all-terrain conditions and heavy loads.

Therefore the most striking features of an SUV; bigger space, stronger bodyline, higher ground clearance, often make it a perfect choice for all road conditions. In terms of design, an SUV comes with an average length of about 4 to 5 meters and an average height of about 1.5 to 2 meters. In terms of engine capacity, almost all SUV come with the most powerful engine offered by the manufacturer with capacities going up to 2.8 litres. Thus, an SUV can offer higher driver position, strong bodyline and a powerful engine.

Some of the best SUVs currently ruling the market are the Ford Endeavor, Toyota Fortuner, Jeep Compass and Tata Harrier.

Now that you know what various car segments in the Indian auto industry mean, here’s a list of a few things to keep in mind on how to select a car for yourself.

1. Family Size

The most important thing to keep in mind while choosing your car is your family size. Since cars are generally meant to transport you and your family to places where you want to go, choosing a car according to your family size is pretty essential. If you have a small family of say 3-4 members, going for a hatchback or sedan would be more than sufficient. However, if you have a family of over 5 members a seven-seater SUV/MUV would seem like a perfect choice since the comfort of the passengers is the utmost priority while choosing a car.

2. Budget

A man buys, what his pocket allows. Therefore the budget plays a crucial role in deciding which car you’ll buy. Since the Indian auto industry is pretty diverse, there are a lot of options available in each segment. However, if you are looking to buy a car on a tight budget, hatchbacks can prove to be a money saver, in terms of price, fuel efficiency and maintenance. If your budget allows you to spend a little more than a hatchback, you can comfortably go for a sedan as its price to feature ratio is much higher than a hatchback. For those with a larger budget, SUVs/MUVs can provide the best and the most spacious experience with powerful engine options and much more.

3. Offerings

A third thing to consider while buying your next car is the offerings onboard. If you are someone that weighs fuel economy and price more than the offerings, then a hatchback could be a perfect choice for you. But if you regard to comfort and convenience as the utmost priority, going in for a sedan or SUV/MUV would be a better option.

The Indian automotive market is a market with plenty of choice for prospective customers. Whether it’s the new or used car market, knowing the ideal car segment that suits your needs will help you narrow your choices down to buy the car that perfectly suits your requirements as well as your budget.

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Renault Triber India Prices Hiked By Up To Rs. 13,000 - carandbike

Renault Triber India Prices Hiked By Up To Rs. 13,000 – carandbike

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The Renault Triber MPV now gets a starting price of Rs. 5.12 lakh in India

The BS6 Renault Triber was launched in the country earlier this year in January for a starting price of ₹ 4.99 lakh (ex-showroom). The company hiked the prices by up to ₹ 29,000 specifically because of the BS6 transition. It is worth noting that the MPV has already…

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SOME SELECTIONS FOR THE BEST MPVS IN INDIA 2020 – SAFE AND CONVENIENT

Indian Autos Blog MPV is a quite popular type of vehicle with a variety of models from different popular manufacturers. Here are some of the best MPVs in India in 2020.

MPV is a multi-purpose vehicle that can be switched between carrying people and cargo by folding the rear seats up and down. Below is a list of six best MPVs in India in 2020 for you to choose from. 

1. RENAULT TRIBER - RS. 4.99 LAKH TO RS. 6.82 LAKH

The best MPVs in India in 2020 - Renault Triber - safe and convenient

Renault has launched the BS6-compliant Triber in the MPV segment in the Indian market. The Renault Triber is powered by a 1.0-litre petrol engine which is mated with a five-speed manual transmission and can generate a maximum power of 72 PS against a peak torque of 96 Nm. Being one of the best MPVs in India in 2020, the Renault Triber offers great comfort and practicality with an 8-inch touchscreen system, manual air conditioning system, cooled central compartment, twin air-con vents, smart access card, push-button start, alloy wheels, LED instrument cluster and four airbags (two airbags as standard). 

2. MARUTI SUZUKI ERTIGA - RS. 7.59 LAKH TO RS. 10.13 LAKH

The best MPVs in India in 2020 - Maruti Ertiga - luxirious and sporty

Maruti Ertiga is the best choice for more-than-five-member families who are searching for a small and affordable MPV. Being equipped with many top-notch features and technologies, the Ertiga is available in both petrol and diesel variants. Receiving an update, the Maruti Ertiga offers greater safety and practicality along with more reasonable costs compared to the older versions. All of these make the Maruti Ertiga one of the best MPVs in India in 2020. The Maruti XL6 is the six-seater premium version of the Ertiga. The XL6 comes with captain seats and is offered with a sporty and a beefed-up look and gets luxury touches in the cabin as well. 

3. MAHINDRA MARAZZO - RS. 10.00 LAKH TO RS. 14.77 LAKH

The best MPVs in India in 2020 - Mahindra Marazzo - strong and fresh

Another car that should be included in the list of the best MPVs in India in 2020 is the Mahindra Marazzo. The home-grown automaker launched the Marazzo in the MPV segment based on a shark design language. While the Marazzo is offered in both seven-seater and eight-seater options, the MPV receives its power from a single 1.5-litre diesel engine that makes 123 PS against 300 Nm of torque. The Mahindra Marazzohas an ARAI-certified fuel efficiency of 14.86kmpl in the city and 16.97kmpl on the highway. The Mahindra Marazzo is equipped with a wide range of top-notch features which include a touchscreen infotainment system, automatic climate control, cruise control, a 4.2-inch display in the instrument cluster and leather seats. In the Global NCAP crash test, the Mahindra Marrazzo has achieved a 4-star rating, thanks to its standard safety package.

4. TOYOTA INNOVA CRYSTA - RS. 15.36 LAKH TO RS. 23.02 LAKH

The best MPVs in India in 2020 - Toyota Innova Crysta - modern and practical 

Toyota launched the updated version of the Innova Crysta MPV with plenty of comfort characteristics and a modern appearance. The Innova Crysta MPV offers a reliable, smooth and convenient journey on long roads, thanks to its two BS6 engines with 5-speed manual transmission and 6-speed torque automatically transformed in both private and taxi versions. New features packed on the Toyota Innova Crysta include LED automatic headlamps, outside rear view mirrors, keyless entry, push-button, touchscreen, etc. Being equipped with 7 airbags, hill start assist, ABS, and stability control, the Innova offers a safe journey for passengers in every long way. Therefore, the Toyota Innova Crysta has become one of the best MPVs in India in 2020. 

5. KIA CARNIVAL - RS. 24.95 LAKH TO RS. 33.95 LAKH 

The best MPVs in India in 2020 -  Kia Carnival - fresh and luxious

Kia Motors launched the new luxurious Carnival in India in three variants: Premium, Prestige and Limousine. Kia Carnival is available in three seating layouts: 7-seater, 8-seater and 9-seater. The Carnival is powered by a 2.2-litre CRDI diesel engine which can deliver  200 PS against 440 Nm and is mated to an 8-speed automatic gearbox. New specific technologies which are added in Carnival include rear electric sliding doors, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, wireless phone charger, rear entertainment screens as well as tri-zone climate control. The Kia Carnival offes  6 airbags, ABS with EBD, front and rear parking sensors, a rearview camera as well as electronic stability control. All of these have made the Kia Carnival one of the best MPVs in India in 2020.

6. MERCEDES BENZ V-CLASS - RS. 68.40 LAKH - RS. 1.46 CRORE 

The best MPVs in India in 2020 - Mercedes Benz V- Class - precious and modern

Mercedes Benz V-Class is one of the best MPVs in India 2020 launched in India by the German premium car manufacturer. The Expression and Exclusive variants of the Mercedes-Benz V-Class keep under its hood a BS6  2.1-litre, 4-cylinder, turbo-diesel engine which can develop 163 PS of maximum power and 380 Nm of peak torque and is paired to a 7-speed AT.The German luxury automaker has introduced a BS6 2.0-litre oil burner on the Elite variant. This new motor has the same output as that of the 2.1-litre unit but is mated with a 9G-Tronic AT. The Mercedes-Benz V Class has a fresh appearance with a large chrome grille, LED headlamps with LED DRLs, 16/17-inch alloy wheels and sliding doors (electric in the Exclusive Line).

Until now, besides the SUV and sedan cars, MPVs have also managed to gain popularity among the Indian car customers. With the information about some best MPVs in India in 2020 as mentioned above in Indian Autos Blog, we are sure that you have selected the best cars for yourself.

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Seven-Seater Cars with the Most Spacious Interiors

When it comes to family vehicles, space is often a top priority. Seven-seater cars are designed to accommodate large families or groups, and having a spacious interior can make all the difference in comfort and practicality. Among the top contenders in this category, Renault Triber stands out for its exceptional use of space and versatility. Here’s a look at why Renault Triber is one of the seven-seater cars with the most spacious interiors and a few other notable mentions in this category.

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