Renault Kiger & Triber Facelift Spotted Ahead of Launch

Renault’s Kiger and Triber facelifts bring design upgrades, launch due this year

Renault is preparing to launch refreshed versions of Kiger and Triber later this year. Recent spy shots suggest that both models are set to receive significant visual updates, including redesigned front and rear styling elements, new alloy wheel designs and reworked tail lamps. These changes are part of Renault’s broader strategy to update its lineup, which includes the introduction of five new models over the next two years.

Inside the cabin, both vehicles are expected to see substantial upgrades, possibly drawing inspiration from its international siblings. While the Triber continues with its familiar 5+2 seating layout, a notable revision is the apparent removal of the middle occupant’s headrest.

Mechanically, both models will retain their existing powertrains. The 1.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine will continue to serve both the Kiger and Triber, while the Kiger will also retain its 1.0-litre turbocharged petrol option. Transmission options remain the same: a 5-speed manual for both, with an AMT for the NA petrol and a CVT for the turbo petrol variant.

These facelifts are expected to lay the groundwork for the arrival of the next-generation Duster, slated for early 2026. Renault’s future plans also include launching a new three-row vehicle and a premium electric vehicle by 2027.