Maruti Grand Vitara 7 seats rendered before release

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The 7 seats of Grand Vitara are a few months away from the official debut of the Indian market

Maruti Suzuki will both launch the 7-seater Grand Vitara SUV in India. During testing on Indian roads, three-row SUVs have been spotted several times, and the internet is full of spy images. Codenamed Y17, it can be called escudo or torqnado because both nicknames are marked by brands in our country. According to spy shooting, digital artist Shoeb R Kalania rendered the Grand Vitara 7 seats in a detailed video. Let’s discuss in detail the rendered version of the upcoming 7-seater Maruti SUV.

As confirmed by various leaked images from the test phase, the Grand Vitara 7-seater design will take inspiration from Maruti’s E-Vitara (Maruti’s first all-electric SUV). The video shared by SRK Designs shows a redesigned front panel and borrowed headlights from the E-Vitara. Although when the DRL is presented in wing form, they place it on the front bumper.

The alloy wheels show off the new 5-spoke V-shaped design, while the overall side profile seems to be longer than the standard 5-seat version of the larger Vitara. The Maruti Suzuki can be lengthened to accommodate excess seats. It’s hanging above the quarter glass in the back, as we’ve seen in most 7-seater SUV models.

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The rear profile has the same connection LED taillight settings as we see in the E-Vitara. Although indoor images are not yet in the public domain, we expect a standalone touch screen infotainment system to be the center stage. The cabin, interior and seats can be shared with the E-Vitara, and most features are expected to be the same.

Maruti Grand Vitara 7 seats will enter the series production at the brand’s new Kharkhoda factory, which will be operational in 2025. Therefore, we can expect that the manufacturing process will begin in the third quarter of this year and will be officially launched in the festival season (OCT-NOV) of Diwali in the Indian market. It will compete with Hyundai Motor, Tata Safari and Mahindra Xuv 7oo in the domestic market.

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Since it’s on the same global C architecture, we expect the 7-seat Grand Vitara to carry the same 1.5-liter petrol engine, including a mild Hybrid setup. Sources told us that this will be the most advanced and most expensive Maruti car in India so far. So stay tuned for this space for more exciting updates.

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