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Maruti Suzuki Ertiga vs Maruti Suzuki XL6 vs Renault Triber (2026)

The classic muv shortlist, settled with numbers (August 2026):

  • Pick the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga if you want the most power (103 bhp), the biggest boot (209 L), the most seats (7).
  • Pick the Maruti Suzuki XL6 if you want the best claimed efficiency (up to 26.32 kmpl).
  • Pick the Renault Triber if you want the lowest starting price (₹6.30 Lakh), the best crash-test score (4 stars).

Three-Way Specification Comparison

SpecMaruti Suzuki ErtigaMaruti Suzuki XL6Renault Triber
Ex-showroom price₹8.85 Lakh – ₹12.99 Lakh₹10.85 Lakh – ₹13.80 Lakh₹6.30 Lakh – ₹9.20 Lakh
Engine / Motor1.5L K15C NA Petrol with mild hybrid / CNG1.5L K15C NA Petrol with mild hybrid / CNG1.0L petrol
Max power103 bhp103 bhp71 bhp
Fuel optionsPetrol, CNGPetrol, CNGPetrol
TransmissionsManual, Torque Converter ATManual, Torque Converter ATManual, AMT
Mileage (claimed)20.3–20.51 kmpl (petrol), 26.11 km/kg (CNG)20.27–20.97 kmpl (petrol), 26.32 km/kg (CNG)up to 20 kmpl (ARAI)
Seating767
Safety ratingNot testedNot tested4 stars
Airbags (max)466
Boot space209 L209 L84 L

Maruti Suzuki Ertiga in short

The Ertiga is India's best-selling MPV, a genuine 7-seater at a family-friendly price that dominates both private and fleet markets. Facelifted in 2022 with the K15C engine and a 6-speed automatic, it rivals the Kia Carens and Renault Triber while feeding buyers upward to its premium sibling, the XL6. The CNG variant is hugely popular with taxi operators.

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Maruti Suzuki XL6 in short

The XL6 is the Nexa-badged premium version of the Ertiga, distinguished by six-seat captain-chair layout, rugged crossover styling and a richer cabin. Facelifted in 2022, it targets urban families who want MPV space without the taxi image, sitting below the Kia Carens' top trims and the Toyota Innova's used market on price. Ventilated front seats and a 6-speed automatic are highlights.

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Renault Triber in short

The Renault Triber is India's most affordable seven-seater, refreshed in 2025 with a smarter face, new trim names and six airbags as standard. Its party trick remains the removable third row, which turns a school-run MPV into a 625-litre luggage hauler in minutes. Nothing else offers seven seats under Rs 10 lakh, leaving it in a class of one below the Maruti Ertiga.

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Head-to-head pairs

Frequently Asked Questions

Ertiga vs XL6 vs Triber — which should I buy?

Pick the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga if you want the most power (103 bhp), the biggest boot (209 L), the most seats (7). Pick the Maruti Suzuki XL6 if you want the best claimed efficiency (up to 26.32 kmpl). Pick the Renault Triber if you want the lowest starting price (₹6.30 Lakh), the best crash-test score (4 stars). Test-drive at least two before deciding — ride and dealer experience differ by city.

Which is the cheapest among Ertiga, XL6, Triber?

The Renault Triber starts lowest at ₹6.30 Lakh, against ₹8.85 Lakh for the Ertiga and ₹10.85 Lakh for the XL6 (ex-showroom, August 2026).

Which is the safest of the three?

Maruti Suzuki Ertiga: not yet NCAP-tested; Maruti Suzuki XL6: not yet NCAP-tested; Renault Triber: 4 stars.