Buy Innova Hycross or wait longer for Mahindra XUV700

    Both 7-seaters have been plagued by lengthy waiting periods, often extending over a year.

    Published On Mar 30, 2024 08:00:00 AM

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    Toyota Innova Hycross vs Mahindra XUV700

    I booked a Toyota Innova Hycross petrol-CVT GX 8-seater as well as a Mahindra XUV700 AX5 petrol-manual 7-seater, and now the Innova allotted to me has reached the stockyard. Should I go ahead with the Innova purchase or wait for the XUV700? Anything else I should consider? The kids have grown and we usually travel with the full family, hence we need a car that's more spacious than our Ertiga.

    Kirit Somani, Faridabad

    Autocar India says:  As a spacious family car, nothing beats the Toyota Innova Hycross, which is one of the most comfortable for occupants in all three rows. What's more, unlike most other seven-seaters, even with the third row in place, there's still a respectable room for luggage.

    Sure, the XUV700's engine is punchier and its beige interiors feel more inviting with kit like twin screens and panoramic sunroof, however since space is a priority and your car has already reached the stockyard, go for the Innova Hycross. The Kia Carens is a good option too, which is more spacious than the Ertiga in all the rows, has a well-appointed interior and a long list of equipment, yet it is more affordable than a Hycross.

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    2021 Mahindra XUV700 review, test drive

    2021 Mahindra XUV700 video review

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