5+ All-New 7-Seater Cars Waiting To Launch In India Next Year – Key Info

The seven-seater ICE passenger car space in India is gearing up for an exciting year in 2025 with several manufacturers preparing to introduce new models

Automakers including Maruti Suzuki, Toyota, Kia, Skoda, Volkswagen and MG are gearing up to launch new seven-seater models in India. These forthcoming vehicles aim to tap into the increasing demand for spacious, family-friendly options, providing customers with a variety of choices in an increasingly competitive segment. Here’s a look at the potential new ICE seven-seaters expected to debut in 2025.:

1. MG Gloster Facelift:

The MG Gloster is gearing up for a refreshed launch in the coming months, bringing subtle design tweaks and interior upgrades aimed at enhancing its premium feel. The facelift will focus on cosmetic updates to provide a more modern look while the existing engine and powertrain options are likely to be retained.

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

The seven-seater versions of the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder and Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara are speculated to launch in the first half of 2025. These updated models will introduce improvements to their interior and exterior designs, along with an upgraded feature set. By incorporating a third row of seating, the new variants aim to attract a broader range of buyers, catering to families and those seeking enhanced versatility.

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4&5. Kia Carens Facelift & Carens EV:

The Kia Carens is slated for a mid-2025 update introducing refreshed styling and interior enhancements. The current powertrain and transmission options are expected to remain unchanged. The South Korean auto major is also reportedly developing an all-electric version of the Carens, signalling a step toward expanding its EV lineup but it may only arrive towards the end of 2025 or in early 2026.

6. New Gen Skoda Kodiaq:

The second-generation Skoda Kodiaq, expected to debut in 2025, has been frequently seen undergoing testing in India. This new iteration aims to deliver substantial improvements in its exterior styling and interior refinement along with a more sophisticated and expansive feature set. Constructed on a revised platform with larger dimensions, it marks a considerable advancement over the current version while retaining its existing powertrain lineup.

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7. VW Tayron:

The Tayron, originally debuted in China, has made its way to the European market as a larger alternative to the latest Tiguan. This three-row SUV shares its platform and numerous features with the forthcoming Skoda Kodiaq. Rumoured to launch in India next year, the Tayron will sit at the top of VW’s domestic SUV range.