Renault Triber news

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Renault’s sub-4 metre sedan will be a petrol-only offering, just like its prime rival Maruti Dzire

Customers can also benefit from 0 processing fee on booking any variant of the Kwid and Triber from October 6 to 16

The price revision applies to both MT- and AMT-equipped variants of the crossover MPV

Renault is offering a 4-month EMI holiday programme on all models this month as well

The offers vary for buyers located in Kerala, Gujarat, Maharashtra and other states

The service camp will be conducted from July 13 to 26 across the country

Like before, Renault is not offering any cash discount on the Triber

Both models share their underpinnings but their cabins are not the same

The offers on the three models remain similar to those seen in May

Equipped with an AMT, is the Triber an even bigger threat to the rivals in terms of value?

The past week saw new launches, price reveals and relaxations in lockdown rules

The segment also includes the Ford Figo and Freestyle, which are not offered with any benefits

The carmaker has also introduced a 3-month EMI holiday program on all its models

The AMT variants are likely to command a premium of around Rs 30,000 over the manual counterparts
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