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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.

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.

The Renault Triber Easy-R AMT, as the name suggests, is an automatic version of the Triber. It gets the brand’s 1.0-litre Energy petrol engine which is now BS6-compliant, and comes mated to an automated manual transmission (AMT). How easy does it make the driving experience? We find out.