Family Adventures Reimagined: 5 Confirmed 7-Seater Cars for 2026-27

The Indian automotive landscape is bracing for a “size” revolution. As of February 13, 2026, manufacturers have shifted their gaze toward the lucrative 7-seater segment, moving beyond standard compact SUVs.

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Whether you are looking for a high-tech German cruiser or a budget-friendly family hauler, the next 18 months promise a diverse range of three-row options. Here are the five most anticipated models currently on the horizon.

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1. Volkswagen Tayron R Line: The New German Flagship

Volkswagen has officially opened pre-bookings for the Tayron R Line at a token amount of ₹51,000. This model effectively replaces the Tiguan AllSpace as the brand’s flagship locally-assembled SUV.

• Launch Date: Scheduled for March 2026.

• Engine: A 2.0L TSI petrol engine (201 bhp) paired with a 7-speed DSG and 4Motion AWD.

• Luxury Tech: Features a massive 15-inch touchscreen, Level 2 ADAS, and HD Matrix headlamps.

2. MG Majestor: Redefining the “D+ Segment” SUV

Unveiled just yesterday on February 12, the MG Majestor is being marketed as India’s first “D+ Segment” offering. It is significantly larger and more premium than the existing Gloster.

• Booking Status: Pre-bookings are open; deliveries start in May 2026.

• Power: A 2.0L twin-turbo diesel engine producing 216 hp and 480 Nm.

• Interior: Boasts dual 12.3-inch screens and a “Falcon-inspired” exterior design.

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3. Nissan Gravite: The Affordable 3-Row Disruptor

Positioned to challenge the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, the Nissan Gravite is set for its official price announcement on February 17, 2026.

• Platform: Based on the CMF-A+ architecture shared with the Renault Triber.

• Price Point: Expected to start around ₹6.5 lakh to ₹9 lakh (ex-showroom).

• Engine: Focused on efficiency with a 1.0L naturally aspirated and a 1.0L turbo petrol option.

4. Renault Bigster (Boreal): The Duster’s Big Brother

Following the launch of the new-gen Duster in March 2026, Renault will introduce the Bigster (potentially named Boreal in India).

• Timeline: Expected launch in July 2026.

• Hybrid Focus: Renault is strongly considering a 1.6L strong-hybrid powertrain for this model to counter the diesel dominance of its rivals.

• Rivals: Will compete directly with the Tata Safari and Mahindra XUV700.

5. Nissan Tekton (7-Seater): A 2027 Game Changer

While the standard 5-seater Nissan Tekton debuts this quarter, a dedicated 7-seater derivative has been confirmed for the 2027 financial year.

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• Design: Heavily inspired by the flagship Nissan Patrol, featuring an imposing vertical grille.

• Positioning: It will not be a mere “stretched” Tekton but a unique product designed on the CMF-B platform with distinct body panels.

[7-SEATER ROADMAP: PRICE & LAUNCH COMPARISON (2026)]

Next Steps

If you are planning to purchase a premium SUV, you should visit a Volkswagen or MG dealership this week, as pre-booking slots are filling up fast for the first batch of Tayron and Majestor units. Furthermore, if you are looking for a budget MPV, you should wait for the February 17 reveal of the Nissan Gravite, as its pricing is expected to disrupt the sub-₹10 lakh family car market.

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