Published : 17 April 2026
Read Time : 5 min
Author: Nikil Jonathan
Renault have confirmed a more powerful turbo petrol engine option for the Triber MPV, which is slated to launch later this year. The update is expected to enhance the Triber’s performance while also expanding its powertrain choices.

The move comes years after initial plans to offer a turbocharged engine with the Triber, which never materialised at the time of its original launch or even its recent facelift.
The upcoming update is expected to bring Renault’s 1L 3-cylinder turbo petrol engine to the Triber lineup. This engine is already available in models like the Kiger and Magnite, where it produces 100PS of power and 160Nm of torque.
For the Triber, this engine will offer a noticeable step up over the existing normal petrol engine, especially in terms of torque and drivability under load.
Renault are likely to offer this engine with both manual and automatic transmission options, including a CVT.
In addition to the turbo petrol option, Renault are also expected to introduce a factory-fitted CNG variant of the Triber.
Unlike the current dealer-level CNG kits, the upcoming version will feature a factory-installed kit with dual cylinders positioned under the boot floor. This should help retain usable luggage space while offering lower running costs.
Interestingly, the CNG version is also expected to use the turbo petrol engine, addressing a common concern among buyers regarding lack of power in CNG vehicles.
To accommodate these updates, Renault are making changes to the Triber’s underlying CMF-A platform. The updated architecture, which is called R-GEP (Renault Group Entry Platform), is expected to support better packaging of components such as the turbo petrol engine and underfloor CNG tanks.
Renault say these revisions will resolve earlier constraints related to engine bay space and structural requirements, which may have prevented the turbo engine from being offered earlier.
The Triber turbo petrol is expected to debut around the festive season, possibly between September and October 2026. The addition of a turbo petrol engine could address one of the biggest shortcomings of the Triber – its modest performance. With higher torque and the option of a new CVT automatic transmission, the MPV could become more appealing for both city and highway use.
If Renault also introduces a well-integrated CNG option with the turbo engine, it could further strengthen the Triber’s value proposition by combining performance with low running costs.
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