Here’s a clear and updated overview of the 7-seater SUVs and MPVs expected to launch in India in 2026, based on the latest information as of April 2026.
The demand for spacious three-row vehicles is growing rapidly, especially for large families. Brands like Mahindra, MG, Toyota, and new entrants like VinFast are responding with practical and feature-rich options.
1. VinFast VF MPV7 (Limo Green for fleet)
- Launch: 15 April 2026 (prices to be announced; bookings already open with ₹21,000 token)
- Type: All-electric 7-seater MPV with boxy design, V-shaped LED DRLs, split headlamps, and connected tail lamps
- Key Specs: 60.13 kWh battery, ~201–204 bhp, 280 Nm torque, claimed range ~450 km (NEDC)
- Features: Large touchscreen, automatic climate control, electronic parking brake, multiple airbags, and Level 2 ADAS (expected)
- Target: Family buyers and cab/fleet operators (lower-spec variant possible)
- Expected Price: ₹20–25 lakh (ex-showroom, estimated)
2. MG Majestor
- Launch: April 2026 (prices expected in April; deliveries from May 2026)
- Type: Full-size, boxy 7-seater flagship SUV (positioned above Gloster)
- Key Specs: 2.0-litre twin-turbo diesel engine, 215 PS, 478 Nm, automatic transmission, 2WD/4WD options
- Features: Massive grille, LED lighting, 19-inch wheels, premium leatherette seats with ventilation/massage/memory, 12.3-inch screens, panoramic sunroof, Level 2 ADAS
- Rivals: Toyota Fortuner, Skoda Kodiaq
- Expected Price: ₹39.5–45 lakh (ex-showroom)
3. New Toyota Fortuner (Facelift / Next-Gen Update)
- Launch: Mid-to-late 2026 (spy shots and renders already out)
- Type: Updated ladder-frame 7-seater SUV
- Design: Inspired by new Hilux — sleeker headlamps, larger grille, redesigned bumper and tail lamps
- Powertrain: Likely continues with 2.7L petrol and 2.8L mild-hybrid diesel options + more features
- Status: Still in testing phase; exact launch timeline not confirmed yet
4. Volkswagen Tayron (Non R-Line variant)
- Launch: Expected in 2026 (R-Line already launched recently)
- Type: 7-seater SUV based on Tiguan platform
- Details: Less sporty look than R-Line (regular bumper/grille), fewer features, same 2.0L TSI petrol engine but in lower tune
- Purpose: More accessible variant for broader buyers
5. Skoda Kodiaq Diesel & Kodiaq RS
- Kodiaq Diesel: Reintroduction of 2.0L TDI (~198 hp, 400 Nm) as CBU (limited numbers, expensive)
- Kodiaq RS: Performance variant launching by June 2026 (limited CBU import)
- 2.0L TSI turbo-petrol, ~263–265 PS, 370–400 Nm, AWD, sporty blacked-out design, RS-specific elements
- Expected Price (RS): Around ₹55–60 lakh
6. Maruti Ertiga Facelift
- Launch: Possibly late 2026 (next-gen still 2+ years away)
- Updates: Minor cosmetic changes, updated infotainment, possibly underbody CNG tank for better practicality
- Powertrain: Continues with 1.5L petrol + manual/AMT; strong hybrid expected in future gen
7. Mahindra Scorpio N Facelift
- Launch: Mid-to-late 2026 (expected around August)
- Updates: Revised grille, new bumper, fresh alloy wheels, larger touchscreen (from Thar Roxx), possible Level 2 ADAS, panoramic sunroof in higher variants
- Powertrain: Same 2.0L turbo-petrol and 2.2L turbo-diesel options
8. Mahindra Scorpio Classic Facelift
- Minor cosmetic updates only
- Limited variants with diesel + manual transmission
9. Renault Boreal (7-seater Duster derivative)
- Launch: Mid-to-late 2026 (after new Duster)
- Type: Larger 7-seater SUV on similar platform as new Duster, with different design and dimensions
- Powertrain: Expected 1.3L turbo-petrol and 1.8L strong hybrid options
- Positioning: Practical family SUV with good features (panoramic sunroof, 360° camera, ADAS expected)
Quick Summary Table (Expected Timeline in 2026)
| Model | Type | Expected Launch | Powertrain Highlight | Price Range (est.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VinFast VF MPV7 | Electric MPV | 15 April | 60 kWh, ~450 km range | ₹20–25 lakh |
| MG Majestor | Diesel SUV | April | 2.0L twin-turbo diesel | ₹39.5–45 lakh |
| Toyota Fortuner Update | Diesel/Petrol SUV | Mid-late 2026 | 2.8L mild-hybrid diesel | ₹35–50 lakh+ |
| VW Tayron (Non R-Line) | Petrol SUV | 2026 | 2.0L TSI (lower tune) | Premium segment |
| Skoda Kodiaq RS | Petrol Performance | June | 2.0L TSI ~265 PS | ₹55–60 lakh |
| Mahindra Scorpio N FL | Petrol/Diesel SUV | Aug 2026 | Same as current | ₹14–25 lakh |
| Renault Boreal | Petrol/Hybrid SUV | Mid-late 2026 | 1.3L turbo + hybrid | ₹15–25 lakh |
Which of these are you most interested in? Family use, electric option, off-road capability, or premium features? Let me know your budget or preferred fuel type (petrol/diesel/electric), and I can give more targeted recommendations or comparisons.
The market is heating up fast — April 2026 is going to be exciting with VinFast and MG launches! ?