Everything You Need To Know About The 2025 Renault Triber

Since launching in the South African market back in 202, the Renault Triber has carved out a loyal following thanks to its versatile cabin space and wallet friendly price point. With over 30 000 units sold locally, the compact MPV has become a go-to choice for families needing practical transport and e-hailing operators seeking an affordable solutions.

Now, Renault is giving the Triber a comprehensive refresh for 2025, and the updates go well beyond a simple facelift.

Step up to the 2025 Renault Triber, and you’ll immediately notice the redesigned front fascia. Renault has fitted a bold piano black grille that gives the compact MPV a more premium appearance, complemented by a newly sculpted bonnet and redesigned front bumper.

The light setup has been completely overhauled with advanced LED projector headlamps featuring integrated LED daytime running lights, whilst the rear gets updated LED tail lamps connect by a stylish embellisher strip.

Sitting on 128mm of ground clearance, the Triber maintains its commanding driving position, whilst roof rails capable of handling up to 50kg of load add practical versatility. The top-spec Iconic variant rolls on 15-inch dual tone flex wheels that emphasise the aerodynamic design.

The new Triber comes in a choice of three colours: Zanskar Blue, Grey and Terracotta Brown alongside existing hues to give buyers plenty of personalisation options.

New Interior

Inside Renault has completely redesigned the dashboard layout with a dual-tone finish that feels years ahead compared to the outgoing model. In the centre lies a new 8-inch floating touchscreen display that supports both wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

The driving position gets a new redesigned steering wheel with multi funciton key controls. The insrument cluser also gets an upgrade to a 7-inch TFT LED display. Elsewhere there’s new seat upholstery, LED cabin lighting and blacked out door handles.

For those craving more premium features, the Iconic variant gets a wirelss charging pad, whilst all models benefit from a refriferated centre storage compartment and lower glove box. Renault says they’ve incorporated 23 litres of clever storage solutions througout the cabin.

On the of the standout features of the Triber has to be the configurable seating arrangement. The modular setup allows owners to configure the cabin as a 5, 6, or 7-seater dpending on their needs, with Easy-Fix third row seats that can be installed or removed in moments.

In 5-seater mode, the boot expands to a segment leading 625 litres of cargo space.

Performance Figures

Under the bonnet, the 2025 Renault Triber continues with a 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine good for 52kW and 96Nm of torque.

A 5-speed manual transmission comes standard across all three variants: Evolution, Techno and Iconic. There’s also the 5-speed AMT available exclusively on the Iconic trim.

Safety Upgrades

Perhaps the most significant update for 2025 is the expanded safety equipment. All Triber variants now come standard with six airbags—a substantial upgrade that brings the MPV in line with modern safety expectations.

A Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) is fitted across the range, alerting drivers to which tyres need attention before a problem develops.

Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) helps optimise braking performance, whilst front and rear seat belt reminders ensure all occupants buckle up.

The Follow-Me-Home headlamps provide 90 seconds of additional lighting when you arrive at your destination, and a Take-Belongings reminder helps prevent leaving valuables in the car.

The 2025 Renault TRiber range kicks off at R218 999 for the Evolution MT, with the Techno MT priced at R233 999. The Iconic MT commands R249 999, whilst those wanting the convenience of AMT will pay R259 999. There’s also a Triber Express variant (without roof rack) listed at R249 999.

All models come backed by a 2-year/30,000km service plan and a standard 5-year/150,000km warranty, providing reassurance for long-term ownership.

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Papi Mabele has a marketing background, he is a digital marketing expert with extensive experience in launching and building global brands in the emerging markets. Papi is also an avid tech writer, enthusiast and all round tech junkie. As a freelance writer and analyst he has been numerously published in Popular Mechanics (SA), GQ South Africa, Premier Magazine, Driven Magazine, Bloem News, Courant, The Weekly, Enthooze Magazine and PiE magazine amongst others.