Renault India Unveils New Logo with All-New Triber Launch

Renault India is going to introduce a new amazing change, as the company exposes a stylish new logo, as the Triber is redesigned and launched on July 23, 2025.

The action is a part of the company rebranding strategy “renault. rethink.” that would introduce a modern, technology-savvy, and people-oriented atmosphere to the brand. The new logo is a simple interlocked diamond design that will come first on the Triber, and it will be used on every new Renault in India in the future, providing the brand with a fresh, modern touch.

The new logo is simple and minimalistic with its sharp lines that can be equally welcomed on a car grille and even on a smartphone screen. It is already appearing in the advertisements of Renault and will be appearing everywhere in dealership, offices, in theOragadam factory near Chennai and in the R&D center of company.

Such redesign is the evidence of the pressure that Renault is trying to keep itself creative and connected to the world of the digital era but staying focused on the functional and family-friendly cars.

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This rebrand will be ideally staged with the all-new Triber, which is a cheap seven-seater multipurpose car. The latest spy pictures indicate that the car will be bolder, with slim LED headlights, incorporated daytime running lights, revamped grille with the new logo and a more sporty-looking bumper. On the inside, you should see a re-done dashboard, new seat materials, and new technology such as an 8 inch touchscreen and a digital driver gauge. The Triber retains the tried-and-tested 1.0-litre petrol motor (71bhp, 96Nm) that can be had with a five-speed manual or AMT, not to mention rumours of a CNG variant as well.

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This rebranding is related to the broader Renaulution strategy by Renault, which is all about going electric and embracing high technology. Having a production facility in Chennai that has the capacity to produce 480,000 vehicles annually and an outlet of dealerships more than 800 around India, Renault is now poised to tap a 5 percent market segment by 2030.