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Renault has decided to increase its commitment with the new Renault Triber 2022. The new vehicle is an ultra-modular car, innovative design and economical. The Triber 2022 offers the best space in its category, with 91 mm of space for the legs in the third row. The load volume is 625 liters capacity when the third row of the vehicle is folded down, 320 liters in a six-seat cabin and only 84 liters when the seven seats are in the upright position.
Its body length is 3.99 meters, and its width is 1.73 meters, its height is 1.64 meters and the wheelbase is 2.63 meters. The Renault Triber has a weight of 947 kilograms. Further points of interest in the new SUV are the presence of bars on the roof which are capable of carrying up to 50 kilograms and a ground clearance distance of 18 cms. Other standard features include four airbags and 14- or 15-inch wheels.
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Design
In terms of design, the Triber 2022 takes some distance from the Kwid, with more rounded lines more similar to the style of the brand's other products. The front has been completely redesigned, has new headlights with projectors, bumpers and more protections on the bottom that make it a car to travel long distances comfortably.
Other attractive features include a smart key, air conditioning for all rows, glove box, reversing sensor, electrical equipment, and infotainment with 8" screen, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility and a fully "digital" panel. The Renault Triber 2022 has a strong construction to protect passengers in the event of an accident. It has four airbags and three-point seat belts in all seats.
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Engine
In terms of power, it features a small three-cylinder, 1.0-liter engine, capable of developing 72 hp and 70 lb-ft, combined with a five-speed manual transmission or a automatic transmission. This engine is available in Africa and India, similar to that of its predecessor Kwid. Its power source is a 72-hp, 70 lb-ft three-cylinder engine....
This model has only been sold in certain countries such as Africa and India, which have been very important markets for Renault. The French producer wants to increase sales to 200,000 units in the coming years, and will surely achieve this with models such as Kwid and Triber.
