Renault launches BS6 variants of Triber, Kwid - Check full list of prices with variants

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European brand Renault has launched the new BS6 variant of their cars TRIBER and KWID.

European brand Renault has launched the new BS6 variant of their cars TRIBER and KWID. TRIBER and KWID are the first BS-VI compliant vehicles from Renault’s stable. BS-VI compliant models of Duster and Captur will also be launched well before the BS-VI deadline, says Renault.

The BS-VI variant of the TRIBER will be available on all models currently on sale. The power output and torque of the BS-VI variant of the TRIBER remains the same. It will continue to derive power from the original ‘ENERGY’ engine, which have been upgraded to the match BS-VI emission norms. The fuel efficiency of the TRIBER is 19 kmpl. The price for BS-VI compliant Triber has been increased between Rs 4000 to Rs 15000 depending on the variant.

"Renault’s game changer TRIBER, is an attractively designed, sturdy, versatile, super-spacious and ultra-modular vehicle which also achieves the feat of accommodating one to seven adults in comfort in less than 4 meters. It has already established itself as a breakthrough concept and has seen tremendous acceptance amongst a wide set of car buyers," says Renault.

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The BS-VI variant of KWID will also be available across the range, both on the 0.8 ltr and 1.0 ltr engines. Just like the TRIBER, the power output and torque of the BS-VI variant of the KWID remains the same. The fuel efficiency of the KWID AMT is 22 kmpl. The price for BS-VI compliant Kwid has been increased by Rs 9000 across all versions.

PRICE CHART: RENAULT TRIBER, RENAULT KWID

"A game-changer for Renault, KWID is built on the pillars of Attractive, Innovative and Affordable and is now one of India’s best-selling cars in the mini-car segment. With a rapidly increasing customer base, it has successfully carved a niche for itself and has been one of the most successful launches in the mini-car segment in recent times," Renault said.

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