Best 7-seater cars in India that you can buy right now (July 2021) | 91mobiles.com
Most people in India like to buy affordable cars, which has helped brands like Maruti Suzuki become the market leader. But gradually, the temptation to go for an SUV has increased in the country, primarily because of its utility and face value. And beyond that, if you have a large family, getting a 7-seater SUV (or MUV) is a no-brainer. But everything else out there, most of you look for advice, suggestions on which is the best 7-seater car to buy in India. And to answer that query, we have come up with a list of the top choices you can look at, depending on different price ranges, brands, and more. Here are the best 7-seater cars in India you can buy right now.
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Best 7-seater cars in India to buy in 2021
1. Renault Triber
We start off the list with the Renault Triber, which is the most affordable 7-seater car you can buy in India. Triber is essentially built on the platform used for Kwid. It even borrows its hardware and raw performance from the hatchback. Triber packs a 1-litre, three-cylinder petrol engine, which pushes 72 bhp of power and 96 Nm of torque. The unit is mated to a five-speed manual transmission and you also have an AMT variant in the market now. Like most 7-seater cars in the market, Triber can accommodate 7 passengers, however, the last row can be stingy. You get 625-litres boot space after folding all the rows. The MUV comes with a standard 182mm ground clearance. You have a digital instrument panel, reverse camera, keyless entry available with select variants.
Renault Triber price in India starts from Rs 5.49 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
2. Mahindra Bolero
Bolero from Mahindra has been around for years and that itself, along with its goodwill, puts the 7-seater SUV into the reckoning. Bolero has a tall frame, and its solid build makes it durable for all conditions. In fact, most people in the hills prefer to go with Bolero, because it’s spacious and reliable. The car comes with a 1.5-litre mHawk 100 diesel BS6 engine that puts out 75 bhp of power and 210 Nm of torque. It only has a five-speed manual variant in the market. Feature-wise, Bolero pales in front of the competition but that has not deterred buyers from going for it. For safety, it has ABS, but other aspects are basic.
