Express takes leave of the second and third row seating for a flat floor capable of accommodating 1 500-litres.
Its market debut having taken place in October last year, Renault has added to the facelift Triber range by re-introducing the Express panel van.
Flat floor in place of seats
Based on the entry-level Evolution trim level, the Express’ main difference resides inside where the second and third row seats have been replaced by a flat floor.
The front seats separated from the cargo area by means of a steel partition, Renault claims a total packing capacity of 1 500-litres and a payload at 542 kg.
In addition, steel bars now feature behind the rear side windows, which can be sill be lowered albeit manually.
Spec
Similar to the Evolution, the Express rides on 15-inch steel wheels, but can be specified with a roof rack priced at R12 000 extra.
In terms of features, the Express carries over the following from the Evolution:
- air-conditioning;
- seven-inch digital instrument cluster;
- front electric windows;
- eight-inch infotainment system;
- two-speaker sound system;
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto;
- dual airbags;
- ABS and EBD;
- reverse camera;
- rear parking sensors;
- Hill Start Assist
No power change
Up front, the normally aspirated 1.0-litre petrol develops unchanged 52kW/96Nm, which goes to the front wheels through a five-speed manual gearbox only.
Price
Now available, the Triber Express’ price tag includes a five-year/150 000 km warranty and a two-year/30 000 km service plan.
- Triber 1.0 Evolution – R218 999
- Triber 1.0 Techno – R233 999
- Triber 1.0 Express – R249 999
- Triber 1.0 Iconic – R249 999
- Triber 1.0 Iconic AMT – R259 999
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