Renault Triber Facelift Launching Tomorrow With New Logo: Full Details
The new logo marks a significant milestone in the company's efforts to transform its brand in India under the 'renault. rethink.' brand transformation. However, the new logo is already part of Renault India marketing campaigns and other assets strategy.
Also, the New Visual Identity reflects Renault's transformation into a modern, human-centric, and tech-forward brand. The redesigned logo - a minimalist, interlocked diamond - symbolizes clarity, connection, and continuity, aligning with the brand's global direction and digital-first approach. In fact, the updated logo is already being implemented across all physical touchpoints in India, including dealerships, offices, the manufacturing facility, and the R&D centre.
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Talking of the Triber, it is expected to come with the same powertrain, comprising a 1.0L 3-pot petrol motor, which can be paired to either a 5-speed MT or an AMT. A similar configuration is also available on the Nissan Magnite and belts out a peak power output of 72 Hp along with a rated torque output of 96 Nm.
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