Big families, road-trip lovers, and people tired of squeezing into 5-seaters — 2026 and 2027 are going to be very kind to you.
The Indian 7-seater market is about to explode with fresh, feature-loaded options from Volkswagen, MG, Nissan and Renault. Whether you want luxury, strong diesel power, unbeatable value or hybrid tech — there’s something big coming.
Here are the 5 New 7-Seater Cars Coming to India in 2026–2027:
1. Volkswagen Tayron R-Line
Launch window: Coming weeks (likely Feb–March 2026)
Expected price: ~₹45–50 lakh (ex-showroom)
What’s special: Locally assembled flagship SUV • 2.0L turbo-petrol + 4WD • R-Line sporty styling • premium cabin • advanced driver assists
This is VW’s new top-end 7-seater — think Tiguan on steroids with proper three rows.
2. MG Majestor
Launch & deliveries: April 2026 (prices next month)
Engine: Same powerful twin-turbo diesel (2WD & 4WD options)
Highlights: More luxurious & tech-loaded Gloster • redesigned front & rear • Level-2 ADAS • panoramic sunroof • ventilated seats • 360° camera
Positioned as a strong Fortuner & Kodiaq rival with better value.
3. Nissan Gravite
Launch date: 17 February 2026
Price expectation: Very competitive (sub-₹10–12 lakh range likely)
Platform: Same as Renault Triber (high localisation)
Engines: 1.0L NA + 1.0L turbo petrol
Key point: Completely fresh Nissan design language — not just a rebadged Triber.
4. Renault 7-Seater (Duster-based / Boreal-inspired)
Duster prices & deliveries: Start April 2026
Hybrid variant prices: Later in 2026
What we know: Larger three-row version coming • heavily localised • modern design • likely 1.3L turbo + hybrid options
This could become Renault’s most important family SUV in years.
5. Nissan Tekton 7-Seater
Timeline: Arrives in FY 2026–27 (after Gravite)
Platform: Shares underpinnings with next-gen Duster
Powertrain & features: Same engines & tech as Tekton 5-seater + extra row
Strategy: Nissan is going aggressive — two strong 7-seater contenders in quick succession.
Which of these new 7-seaters are you most waiting for? Budget-friendly MPV, premium diesel luxury, or something in between?
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Sundar More is an automobile and technology writer with a background in Mechanical Engineering. He has a deep interest in automobiles, electric vehicles, and the latest innovations in automotive technology. By combining engineering knowledge with a passion for writing, Sundar delivers informative, easy-to-understand articles for CrickDuniya.in, helping readers stay updated on new launches, features, and trends shaping the future of mobility.
