5+ New 7-Seater Cars Waiting To Launch In 2025 – Key Details

In 2025, there will be a surge in new entries in the ICE 7-seater passenger car segment. Here’s a list of possible upcoming models across various categories

Many car manufacturers such as Maruti Suzuki, Toyota, Kia, Skoda, Volkswagen and MG are set to unveil new seven-seater models in India. These upcoming vehicles will address the rising demand for roomy, family-focused cars, providing buyers with a diverse selection of options in the competitive market. Here is a rundown of all the possible new ICE 7-seaters coming in 2025:

1. MG Gloster Facelift:

The refreshed MG Gloster is scheduled to launch in the coming months, showcasing subtle design tweaks and interior upgrades to enhance its premium appeal. Though the facelift will bring cosmetic changes to give it a fresh look, the existing engine and powertrain options are likely to carry over unchanged.

2&3. 7-Seater Grand Vitara & Hyryder:

The three-row versions of the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder and Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara are expected to launch in the first half of 2025. Along with updates to both the interior and exterior, these models will likely get a set of features. By adding a third row of seating, they aim to attract a larger customer base, broadening their appeal in the market.

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4&5. Kia Carens Facelift:

The Kia Carens is set for a mid-year update next year, featuring cosmetic and interior enhancements while retaining its current powertrain and gearbox options. Additionally, an electric version of the Carens is in development, hinting at the brand’s move toward electrification in the near future – most around late 2025 or early 2026.

6. New Skoda Kodiaq:

The next-generation Skoda Kodiaq, frequently spotted testing in India, is scheduled for a 2025 release. This upcoming model will boast significant exterior and interior upgrades, along with a more comprehensive and advanced feature list. Built on an updated platform with larger dimensions, it marks a substantial improvement over the current version. However, the powertrain options are likely to remain unchanged.

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7. Volkswagen Tayron:

The Tayron, which made its global debut in China earlier this year, has now been unveiled for the European market and is essentially the larger version of the new-gen Tiguan sold elsewhere. The three-row version of the next-generation Tiguan shares many similarities with the forthcoming Skoda Kodiaq and is expected to make its way to India sometime next year in its seven-seater configuration.