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The Renault Triber has always made a compelling case for its price, with sub-4-metre dimensions that hide a genuinely practical three-row cabin, a comfortable ride tuned for Indian roads, and strong fuel efficiency. The latest addition of a 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine finally addresses the existing naturally aspirated engine's shortage of power on highways and under full load.

Triber

The Renault Kiger blends French design flair with everyday practicality for Indian roads. It is powered by two 1.0-litre three-cylinder petrol engines - a 71 hp naturally aspirated unit and a 99 hp turbocharged option, mated to 5-speed manual, Easy-R AMT or X-Tronic CVT gearboxes. The cabin offers a floating touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay in higher trims, while exterior highlights include full-LED lighting and roof rails or bars. 6 airbags, ESP and a host of other safety aids round out the package, making the Kiger a value-focused choice in the segment.

Kiger

The Renault Bridger "RB3K2" sub-4m compact SUV concept revealed in March 2026, is set to become Renault's new volume entry in India's most competitive segment. Production is confirmed to begin in 2027 at Renault's Chennai facility, with a boxy off-road-inspired design and multiple powertrain options including petrol, hybrid, and eventually electric.

Bridger

The Renault Triber (2019-2025) was India's only sub-4-metre seven-seater MPV, running a 1.0-litre petrol with manual and Easy-R AMT options. Discontinued in 2025, it was replaced by the facelifted Triber with updated styling, a larger touchscreen, and six airbags as standard.

Triber 2019-2025

The Renault Kiger (2021-2023) shared its CMF-A+ platform with the Nissan Magnite, offered with 1.0-litre naturally aspirated and turbo-petrol options. It was discontinued in 2023 and replaced by the facelifted Kiger with a much revised exterior, new Renault logo, and updated cabin.

Kiger 2021-2023

The Renault Duster (2019-2022) ran a 1.5-litre petrol and, later, a 1.3-litre turbo-petrol after the diesel was dropped, it held on until production ended in early 2022, after a 10-year run. It was discontinued without an immediate replacement. The all-new third-generation Duster eventually returned to India in 2026.

Duster 2019-2022

The Renault Captur arrived in India in late 2017 as the brand's flagship, sitting on the Duster's underpinnings with European-style softer crossover styling. A 1.5-litre petrol was its only BS6-era powertrain option. It was discontinued in June 2020 after selling just over 6,600 units in its entire run. No direct replacement was launched.

Renault Cars Under 10 Lakhs

Renault Triber

Renault Kiger

Renault Bridger

Renault Triber 2019-2025

Renault Kiger 2021-2023

Renault Duster 2019-2022

Renault Captur

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