Renault Triber vs Mahindra KUV100 NXT

The Renault Triber AMT is essentially the automatic iteration of the carmaker's smart seven-seater. This vehicle was earlier available only as a manual variant, but now gets an optional five-speed AMT (automated manual transmission) gearbox for clutch-less gearshifts. We tested it recently and here's what's good and what's not so good about the car.

The facelifted version of the Mahindra KUV100 that was first launched in 2016. This refreshed KUV100 NXT takes things a step forward with its cosmetic changes and interior updates, albeit without any mechanical changes. We put the car through its paces in this first drive review.

In our last long-term report of the Renault Triber manual, we focused on its performance on the highway.In fact, we subjected it to quite a long and tiring Mumbai-Delhi return journey. And, though the car didn't really require a break as such, it got a very long one, thanks to the national lockdown. Then, as the restrictions lifted recently, it got back up on its daily grind after a service. Now, just before it goes back to Renault and we bid a farewell to it, we have managed to note its city performance, and here are the things we observed.