Renault – May your Tribers increase

Nobody does chic the way the French do, and Renault’s latest offering in the Indian car market, the Triber, is no exception. This is a sub-four-meter car that is actually a seven-seater and Renault has done a very impressive job, both, in terms of design and styling. Take one look at the beautifully designed pod that houses the instrument cluster and you will know exactly what I’m talking about. More on that later, but let us begin by looking at its exterior design. The first thing you will notice is how harmoniously the Renault logo blends in with the grille and how the headlamps look so neatly integrated into the front fascia. Neither the grille, with its chrome elements, the big, bold Renault logo, nor the chrome edged projector headlamps, look disproportionate, and the crease lines on the bonnet give the Renault Triber’s bonnet an even wider and more sculpted look. The black roof rails, the black runners on the side, the black wheel arch cladding, a rear spoiler and scuff plates, all add a dash of sportiness to the Renault Triber, giving it an SUV-like feel. What you will definitely not fail to notice about the Renault Triber, is