Key highlights
- Nissan MPV based on Renault Triber teased
- Launch in the FY25
- Will share the engine options with the Triber
Nissan has taken the cover off its upcoming three-row MPV, which is based on the Renault Triber. The new model is set to launch in India within FY25.
Also read: Nissan reveals the upcoming C-SUV based on 2025 Renault Duster
Nissan MPV – New Maruti Ertiga rival?
In a recent event in Japan, Nissan revealed its future plans for the Indian market. These plans include multiple new product launches, which will begin with the introduction of a new three-row MPV.
As the company is already in a pact with Renault, it has decided to launch an affordable yet comfortable three-row MPV based on the Renault Triber.
The Triber itself is currently the most affordable three-row MPV in India. With Nissan’s offering, the MPV segment will grow even further.
Nissan is planning to launch the new MPV within the Financial Year 2025 (FY25) in India.
The partial design visible in the teaser image shows identical cues to the Triber, like the bonnet, side fenders, and overall front fascia.
It will share the powertrain and hardware with the Triber itself. This means that we can expect the reliable 1.0-litre petrol engine and the option of a retrofit CNG kit as well for the upcoming MPV.
Other crucial details like the complete design, cabin changes and features, and the specifications are yet to be revealed.
Alongside the new three-row MPV, Nissan has also revealed a new C-SUV that will be based on the 2025 Renault Duster. It will launch in 2026, after the debut of the MPV.
Also read: 2025 Kia EV6 launched in India with increased range of 663 km
Our verdict
With the addition of new products, including the upcoming MPV and the C-SUV, Nissan has made clear that it is aligned for the Indian market and customer needs. Additionally, this also shows the investors that the company has serious plans for expansion. Nissan will be using the Renault-alliance plant in Chennai to manufacture these new products.