⚙️ Engine & Transmission
- Renault Triber (2026): 1.0L 3-cylinder petrol, 71 bhp, 96 Nm.
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- 5-speed manual or AMT (AMT only on top Emotion variant).
- Nissan Gravite (2026): Same 1.0L engine, identical output.
- 5-speed manual or AMT (AMT available on N-Connecta & Tekna variants).
🎛 Features
- Triber: Multifunction steering, driver seat armrest & height adjust, rear defogger, foldable ORVMs, 8-inch infotainment, auto climate control, rain-sensing wipers, cruise control, cooled glovebox, auto headlamps, push-button start.
- Gravite: 8-inch infotainment, steering-mounted controls, driver seat height adjust, cruise control, wireless charger, rain-sensing wipers, walk-away lock & approach unlock, driver armrest, foldable ORVMs, cooled glovebox.
📦 Boot Space
- Triber: Expandable up to 1,065 litres (thanks to foldable second row in 2026 update).
- Gravite: Expandable up to 625 litres.
💰 Price (Ex-showroom)
- Triber: ₹5.80 lakh – ₹8.68 lakh.
- Gravite: ₹5.65 lakh – ₹8.33 lakh.
📝 Key Takeaway
Both MPVs share the same engine and transmission options, but differ in features and practicality. The Triber offers significantly more boot space, while the Gravite adds premium touches like wireless charging and smart locking. Pricing is close, with Gravite slightly cheaper at entry and top trims.
Would you like me to create a side-by-side comparison table of Triber vs Gravite with specs, features, boot space, and pricing for quick reference?
