2023 Mahindra XUV700 | Australia's Newest and Cheapest Seven-Seat SUV | Drive.com.au

[@Exploring020]

XUV 700 has already achieved an impressive 5-star rating for adult occupant protection and 4 stars for child occupant protection in the Global NCAP crash test.

[@Drivecomau]

Yes, but Global NCAP is different to Euro NCAP and ANCAP. We understand Mahindra is looking into submitting the car for ANCAP testing in the future. - Sam

[@Karmaquest1995]

Any Idea when Mahindra is going to get their ANCAP rating in Australia? or When Mahindra is planning to go for the ANCAP rating test?@@Drivecomau

[@abhijeet5771]

Indians coming here trying to look patriotic... Come on gyss your comments are not going to promote an Indian brand but the product quality will. So you don't need to come here to promote it.😀

[@siddheshgharat6300]

Well it happens so that the said quality of the product is really very good and a little commenting to support our brands doesn't hurt.

[@mattjohns-mammoodan2144]

You shut up

[@manudabas2018]

I think the reputation of Mahindra as a regional, rural car maker is casting a shadow on the new cars it is launching in Australia. The opinion in this review certainly carries a lot of baggage in that regards and doesnt really represent the actual worth and quality of this car. The feedback this car is getting from all over the world wherever it has spent some time is amazing. With time, when the public actually gets its hand on it, it will be a hit in Australia.

[@Drivecomau]

You are right, many will be pleasantly surprised by this car. It's a vastly different offering to what Mahindra has done before.

[@Subh8081]

Cheapest 5+2 medium SUV in Australia with a good design, build quality and great warranty. Its top of the range is still $5k cheaper than the bottom of range X-trail and $11k cheaper that comparably equipped X-trail. Perfect model to penetrate Aussie market. BTW, I found it odd that they launched this car in Australia with same Indian firmware showing some Indian Apps and mileage in km/l instead of l/100km. These small things shouldn't be ignored.

[@santoshn8450]

Though price seems to be cheap due to forex but this is the best car made in india along with Tata safari.. Dont call a cheap car it sounds weird..

[@VMRDY]

Not the best car made in India. Best car made by an Indian brand to date.

[@Drivecomau]

I don't see the issue with cheap? - Sam

[@santoshn8450]

@@Drivecomau I mean saying cheapest car it gives an impression of made everything cheap like manufacturing, technology quality, but that is not true. If you say affordable and lowest price in the segment then that gives a right impression. :D.. Bytheway Nice review

[@TTTrainTTT]

It is a cheap car with plenty of cost cutting.

[@hiteshkarira50]

​@@TTTrainTTTsuch as?

[@tushardas6964]

U can call it “most affordable “ rather than “cheapest “ .. coz it doesn’t translate to that term given the quality of this amazing car ❤

[@vickyjgn21]

Ordered one, can't wait it to arrive next month. 😍

[@Drivecomau]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@adityasisodia5908]

How did you order one? From Mahindra Brisbane? There is no mahindra dealer in Melbourne 😢

[@MrVinodforever]

Easily the best suv from India 👏💪🏆

[@tesla_models]

Nice design Indians just wanting yall to export these cars to Europe..it will make your made in India project very successful

[@Drivecomau]

If they make them in LHD, I'm sure they will. -Sam

[@tesla_models]

@@Drivecomau yes. With that market i guess they will do the needful. thanks for the reply .btw nice video

[@maheshrawat3392]

Pinneferina batista is being sold by Mahindra in Europe

[@tesla_models]

@@maheshrawat3392 yes so that would help

[@Drivecomau]

@@tesla_models Thanks!

[@deadpool9386]

Excellent review again!👌 Everything to the point. No exaggeration, no drama, just an honest review. Appreciated👍🏼

[@Drivecomau]

Thanks, appreciate it! - Sam

[@amsrocks]

To all my fellow indians fighting in the comments I'd like to say that it is the 'cheapest' "7 SEATER" kver there at australia so hes not calling it cheap in negative sense 😉

[@raghuramsrinivasan1371]

It's cheap vehicle only I accept that

[@sudharshanve8519]

​@@raghuramsrinivasan1371Stop attracting "cheap" publicity bro. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Torq123]

Mahindra already have 5 star safety rating in global NCAP

[@jodybotha]

I've tested 10 other SUV's, many much more expensive than the XUV and I can't say one of them drove as nice. Powertrain, interior and tech, which other SUV compares?

[@Drivecomau]

Nothing in Australia can really compete with the Mahindra at this price point. I would say Mitsubishi Outlander would be the closest. - Sam

[@jodybotha]

@@Drivecomau Is the outlander not a 2.5 CVT? Sure one I tested a little while back did not have the ride quality of the Mahindra and did not come close to drive or tech specs...

[@Drivecomau]

@@jodybotha Yes, a Nissan-sourced 2.5 and CVT. It's not a bad thing either, we would need to do a head-to-head comparison to work out the differences.

[@johnpostle502]

I can guarantee the torque convertor Aisin auto in the XUV700 will last far longer than the troublesome CVT autos in the Outlander and the XTrail.

[@sudharshanve8519]

​@@Drivecomauwhat's the price difference there and specs for it? And the presence of the brands?

[@shanmugasundaram1442]

Made by India Proud to Be an Indian (Designed by Tamilnan Velusamy Sir)

[@shadowmysticranger]

Shut up buddy.

[@trancenut81]

No one gives a pigs ar4e

[@tesla_models]

Nice design guys..its looks very cool ..how about exporting these cool cars to Europe like the way china's being doing It would not only earn reputation of hardwork of Indians and sales but would make indians proud that foreigners are also buying their cats abroad

[@VMRDY]

@@tesla_models Ikr. Tata should export their Tiago EV compact hatch which is guaranteed to be the cheapest EV in Europe, US and Australia if sold even though it’s not ridiculously small like a SmartCar.

[@Drivecomau]

I think it's going to do well for Mahindra. -Sam

[@anitacohen8753]

Not a word from Aussie dealers. They are not going to take a reduction in profits! Too many years of ripping off Aussies for 3 times the price. Their business just could not take it!

[@dipurevindranadhan9690]

Excellent car. Best value for money.

[@lesklower7281]

I do like the cable operated handbrake and another thing l like is reliability and these Mahidras should be more reliable than iys competition especially the Kias and Hybrids the PikUp will run for 600000 kilometres easily as good as Toyota maybe but a lot cheaper

[@VMRDY]

2:08 No, the whole range doesn’t miss out on blind spot monitoring. The AX7L gets blind spot monitoring, through camera feed of the blind spot on the gauge cluster when you indicate. Why don’t you talk about Smart Pilot Assist which enables the car to pretty much drive itself on highways?

[@pummyy]

agreed...there is a camera inside which acts a blind spot monitoring. And yes, this car is known for its driving assist stuff...one that works really well even in Indian conditions.

[@VMRDY]

@@pummyy Hey Srini, do you remember the user “G Wagoneer” from the articles about XUV700, that’s me. 😁

[@Drivecomau]

I'd say blind spot monitoring is a different technology, compared to a blind spot camera. -Sam

[@VMRDY]

@@Drivecomau Why didn’t you mention the Smart Pilot assist which controls the speed and steering on highways? It’s a pretty useful feature.

[@pummyy]

@@VMRDY Its a small world isn't it !! haha

[@TheSomeone087]

Indian own car brands are Tata, Mahindra, Range Rover, Jaguar, Pininfarina, Force Motors.

[@bonjovi1354]

only tata mahindra nd force motors..jlr NO !!!!its still a british brand...

[@Darkgamer-sn3ng]

JLR own by tata group

[@hmmer3471]

​@@bonjovi1354they are all acquired by Indian motor companies

[@pummyy]

I am looking to replace my T31 Xtrail with this one. given that it has all the features of a Ti-L xtrail which costs 20k more. No brainer. I will wait for AWD though. Would have preferred AWD in petrol though.

[@Drivecomau]

From what we understand, there might be a wait for the AWD diesel in Australia. And petrol will be FWD only

[@adorolivar1340]

I'll wait for the AWD Diesel with "tan" synthetic leather 😊 and power tail gate and blind spot monitor

[@perpetualgrin5804]

7 double O, how many will change the badge around ?

[@VMRDY]

XUV 00

[@tesla_models]

Simple just reverse james bond

[@Drivecomau]

Haha, great point! I didn't think of that

[@pb_pritam]

Mahindra mStallion petrol engines are very smooth and reliable. 🌏🚙

[@RAJESHBISWAS8965]

🇮🇳 INDIAN BRAND 🇮🇳

[@abdulnizar8015]

How long is the waiting time?here in India it's more than 15months fo AX7L..

[@Drivecomau]

Mahindra told us quite a large amount of vehicles will be coming to Australia, but they aren't sure exactly what demand will be like over the next year or two. -Sam

[@g.pdurai9368]

One of the best 7 seater SUV I have tested. Engine power is morhethan enough. Aisin torque converter gearbox are more durable and provide smoother gear shifts.

[@geetesh1993]

Does it comes with lane keep assist in Australia? Kindly reply anyone

[@Drivecomau]

Lane departure warning and lane keep assist are included across the range in Australia. More info here: www.drive.com.au/news/2023-mahindra-xuv700-price-and-specs/

[@Krishna_JG]

Tata motors should launch the new Tata Safari too, leveraging their JLR network.

[@Torq123]

Tata motor engine is way lagging than Mahindra petrol

[@user-hu4if6xw8p]

The best car.

[@jaspreetsingh3795]

Tata safari might be better option if they launch in Australia as they have their JLR showrooms 👍

[@VMRDY]

Imagine seeing a Tiago in a JLR showroom next to a $300k Range Rover.

[@anootoshsarkar686]

​@@VMRDYthat woud be ❤

[@axel3895]

​@VMRDY range rovers have alloy wheel option expensive than tiago

[@VMRDY]

@@anootoshsarkar686 That would be detrimental to JLR.

[@bonjovi1354]

lol ....

[@masumlover]

Honestly speaking, very fair reviews by this gentleman. Thank you.

[@Drivecomau]

That's what we aim for!

[@jaai359]

It's a Sophisticated car at an affordable price 💪✌❤

[@jerrymyahzcat]

I think they usually refer to it as synthetic leather rather than “fake” leather lol. How does it compare to the 7 seat LR Discovery Sport (ignoring the price)? Interior colour is great - I really dislike dark interiors and intend to never buy a dark colour interior again. Why is it said Seven Double Oh rather than just Seven Hundred? (There was one slip of the tongue with 700 said lol).

[@VMRDY]

I’ve heard of a theory saying that most Mahindra cars end with an ‘O’ like Scorpio, Xylo, Bolero, Verito, Marazzo. So the XUV-7-double-O and it’s predecessor XUV-5-double-O are pronounced with an ‘O’ ending.

[@VMRDY]

He should’ve mentioned that the tires are made from fake rubber, aka synthetic rubber, because no one uses real rubber to make tyres.

[@jerrymyahzcat]

@@VMRDY maybe they are actual O’s not zeros.

[@VMRDY]

@@jerrymyahzcat But Mahindra writes them as 0s not Os in the name. This is the weirdest quirk about the car. 007 is pronounced as double-O-7 in the movies, so it’s not complicated illogical.

[@jerrymyahzcat]

@@VMRDY 007 is only ever said as double O seven in regard to James Bond. Otherwise it’s zero zero seven. So this should be said seven hundred.

[@rohanchauhan1844]

Mate!! Good review but you might think of changing the wording from cheapest to Affordable!!

[@Drivecomau]

How about Inexpensive?

[@sudharshanve8519]

😂😂

[@user-hx7fl3oh5u]

Mahindra engines are highly reliable ! XuV 500 were ment to take beating > Indian conditions are harsh heat, dusty, High traffic, City roads were like off road (now way better) > Farms ! YOu can find loads of videos where people have driven these over 250kms easy and still kicking!

[@bhupeshangrish3101]

SUV 700L is the Best option.

[@nealdip22]

Call affordable..not cheap It has got premium quality accessories

[@jhawarnikunj]

Hey sam, we ppl of India don't often use the word "cheap", it's meant for negative phrasing. Also, pls don't mind our anger it's just we differ in cultures. Anyways hope you find the car fascinating?

[@anoopraha7166]

Mahindra should increase prices.😊

[@sudharshanve8519]

Does Mahindra really have enough service centres in Australia?

[@AshishBagade-hv4el]

At only 40 Grand thats great combo

[@inomjonallayarov9153]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@samartz]

Gotta say its a nice Indian car. But those white leather seats will show its creases so bad!

[@adityakaran6622]

They are washable interior

[@ralphsmithison4098]

Instead of using the word "cheap," you should be using "least expensive"

[@IndiaHereNow]

Not cheap but value.

[@justcurious40]

Mahindra also funds Harvard University’s woke professors who paint a poor picture of their own Country- that point should also be considered as a virtue of Mahindra.

[@vishwanathasetty01]

It hot 5 star ncap rating now

[@anandmohapatra3249]

Mahindras are built like tanks

[@Royalbob123]

“Cheapest seven seater SUV ( in this segment) in Australia “ read and understand before shooting comments bruh 😊

[@sem5397]

I like it !

[@Drivecomau]

Me too!

[@Amritbhangal]

I thought the higher spec comes with blind spot

[@Model1822]

Best mid size suv in terms of tech, power and offers 5 years warranty

[@Drivecomau]

Don't forget value for money. I'm looking forward to the upcoming comparisons we will do against other mid-sized SUVs. - Sam

[@jay-uo2bi]

Indians are so patriotic lol

[@control4050]

I'd be stupid to not be proud of my Country.

[@jairajputana938]

its in our blood, we love Mother India❤

[@tiger1995grvr]

I m an indian not patriotic ..ofcourse i respect the cpuntry n flag but not hardcore stupidity

[@hussainsadriwala8845]

It has blind spot camera in top model

[@Aryan_Sanan]

Why mahindra every car name ends with "O"

[@indrajeet7311]

Mahindra 🔥

[@Drivecomau]

🔥

[@bigyin2586]

XUV7OO or XUV700?

[@jodybotha]

Blindspot monitoring on the L model while using turn signal.

[@Drivecomau]

It's a camera, not a radar-based monitor system. It's intrinsically different technology.

[@manojmiddha]

This is costing 40,000$ in Australia while same model i purchasing for 52000 $ in India. With no 7 year road assistance or warranty. This is the complaint I have from Mahindra,why selling cheap in Australia compare to India.

[@VrmaJii]

Cause India has more demand while Mahindra is establishing their position in Australia's market

[@sudharshanve8519]

Because of Taxes bro. Same reason why the BMW X1 ends up costing 102,000$ in India that too 1.5L 132 hp and 230Nm torque version which is barely in the same range as XUV300 sport figures which is 1/5th of that price. Now compare that.

[@rakesh890]

Is this AWD

[@Drivecomau]

In Australia the Mahindra XUV700 is sold as a front-wheel drive only, but overseas it is available with all-wheel drive.

[@sandeepkasar4176]

I advise Mahindra to raise there price by atleast 5000 as all Australians find it cheap . And I heard every now then that although it's cheap.... Although it's cheap.......

[@sugarnads]

Seven hundred Seven hundred.

[@juniorraut]

Value for money. Don't be a paid reviewer by saying cheap. Cheap never

[@juniorraut]

​@@vinay9590 same thing happened with Tata with their 1 lakh car Nano. i know where i stand and just because you got followers that doesnt mean people cant have an opinion. you think suddenly you have power. be grounded man and breathe.

[@Whatreally123]

I'm Indian and a friend owns one of these and trust me it's not a 7 seater. The rear "seats" are for toddlers and even they will probably feel claustrophobic. It's truly only a 5 seater.

[@johnpostle502]

Many Australians would buy the less compromised 5-seater is it was available here.

[@sudharshanve8519]

No so-called 7 seater are real ones bro. For all of them, rear seats are usually child seats. Just like A segment hatches aren't 4-5 seaters in true sense but rather 2+2. Look at Polo, i10, Tiago rear seats are literally for children.

[@AmitSharma-zu9tu]

Ax7L AWD version in india

[@parthibansundar8411]

Guys .. trust me or not you can check the demand for this car in India ,we have still around 1lakh outstanding booking yet to delivered and waiting period is around 18 months , I got it after 11 months after booking .. BTW it’s not cheap , it’s affordable and value for money .. let me give some pros and cons I own this beast diesel AWD top of the line in India .. Pros : Fantastic road presence and handling , the electric steering come very handy . Adaptive dampers - it works like a charm .. ADAS - one of the cool feature . Interior - comfortable and good ambient interior - mostly it’s a merc influence Engine - please drive and check the refinement.. it’s a punchy engine 200hp , 380 NM in petrol , in India we have diesel 185Hp , 450 NM .. both engine refinement is top notch and also diesel NVH is as similar to petrol .. 12 speaker Sony - vow it’s first in class for Sony yo can check they launched this tech first in xuv700 in India at this price point top line diesel AWD , it’s around INR 33 lakhs (60k aud ) Fuel economy - Petrol - 8 to 9 kmpl ( city ) 11 to 12 kmpl ( highway ) Diesel - 11 to 12 Kmol ( in city ) 14 to 17 kmpl ( highway ) Cons : ventilated seats missing Auto dimming IrvM missing Auto tail gate - Atleast they would have added this 3 features when they position it internationally- may be tats one reason they call it cheap .. These features is not a deal breaker for me ,However I would have been happy with a tailgate since it’s pain in the ass while entering into my office most of the time .. bTW am happy to see our Indian brand presence in Australia and other countries as well .. please feel this car and it’s quantity , I can see yo mentioned cheap , if yo dint mean that way it’s fine or else pls don hurt us utter those words .. if don like it’s fine we will sooner learn and come up with more sophisticated machine to compete with ..

[@Drivecomau]

Thanks for the thorough comment, great to hear you are enjoying your new car. Using the word cheap isn't a negative for me. This is the cheapest seven-seat car in Australia at the moment, and I think the review conveys that it's good (especially for the money). I prefer not to use words that can sound like marketing or advertising terms, 'cheap' is accurate in this case.

[@binskee677]

Cheap doesn't have the same meaning all english speaking countries, in some countries it can be derogatory, in some like Australia it isn't. From the review i think it's a great car, but the reality is that new European and Japanese cars offer much much more in that segment. The biggest advantage Mahindra has is that it costs less than any of it's competitors, and i guess thats what Mahindra is targetting anyways outside of India, to be the "most affordable". Another big difference is that western countries usually have much lower taxes so a 60k USD car offers you much much more than a 60k car in india and thus western customers are very spoiled when it comes to cars, the specs of the XUV700 are not impressive at all, it's a common spec even the smallest cars have here.

[@AnkitRamariya]

देसी बंदे को बुरा लग रहा XUV 700 को cheap बोल दिया तो। irony is यह वही बंदे है जो suzuki cars को टिन का डब्बा कहते आ रहे है 😅😅

[@tarangatan8119]

The word 'cheap' have different connotations in india and Australia, while in india it connotes poorly made, in Australia is connotes that it is affordable which is a great thing

[@architsharma2032]

Yes this car is heavily loaded with features and cheap price in your country and don't say it cheap this car is affordable not cheap

[@tiger1995grvr]

Use ur brain before commenting... cheap is not a degrading word in english speaking countries. Real meaning of cheap is affordable

[@shyamchabra5355]

Mahindra have always built rugged and long lasting 4 wheel drives. Australian dealers are used to ripping off people for 3 times the price! Their business is geared for this. They will not let Mahindra succeed. Avoid the Aussie market. It is a rip off and meant for fools. I hope Mahindra succeeds......elsewhere!

[@ntnbansal5181]

Not cheap, I think u meant #Value4Money.

[@Drivecomau]

I get a feeling many people don't like the term 'cheap' somehow...

[@ntnbansal5181]

@@Drivecomau Indeed

[@sushanthkaruturi07]

@@Drivecomau Yes, we absolutely do not like the word "cheap". I can tell you a story about this. In January 2008, a car named "Tata Nano" was launched in India for a price of 100,000 Indian rupees. At that time, the starting price of cars in India was 500,000 to 600,000 rupees. Tata Motors' main goal was to make a car that could be afforded even by the poor and middle class, and that's how the Nano came. Everything went perfectly from the engineering team, and the output was good. However, the sales department advertised it as the cheapest car ever made, which led to the failure of the car. Later on, we realized our mistake and started respecting the Tata Nano. So, obviously, we hate the word "cheap". A better term would be "affordable".

[@stizzygrayson5541]

Needs auto rear door and better fuel economy plus a five seater, then I’d consider

[@Drivecomau]

A five-seat version, with some money shaved off the asking price, would be a good move I think. - Sam

[@sudharshanve8519]

It's surprising if Mahindra doesn't have Diesel version launched in Australia. The one with much better drivability and much much better fuel economy.

[@123shaa]

अरे सब गूंगे लोगों को इस पर फैसला करने और टिप्पणी करने दो, यहां सभी देसी लोग आ रहे हैं और किस लिए भौंक रहे हैं। अपना मूल्य मत खोना। ( it’s translated)

[@andakara27]

Indian car culture is bigger and more engaging compare to Chinese car culture, i guess this car might have fighting chance in the new brand car war

[@Drivecomau]

This is going to really fight well in the segment I think. -Sam

[@tesla_models]

Guys just export. Asian designs are more cool and imposing. If you guys export it's gonna be fun for our European market we can get more options to choose . We only have china and south korea 🇰🇷 cars to choose

[@andakara27]

@Tesla model s south Korean's car are in the different league than china's car

[@tesla_models]

@@andakara27 yes but in terms of options overall

[@gurpreetkhaira8481]

I rather buy used toyota for $40k

[@Moralboost1]

First and formost it is not cheap actually it is a vfm (value for money) car.and additional data for your information this car has completed 24 hour non stop top speed run and has indian record of most driven car in 24 hours approx(4232.01km).

[@Drivecomau]

I use the word cheap because it's the cheapest seven-seat SUV in Australia. -Sam

[@pritishpatil7659]

​@@Drivecomauhere in India "cheap" is associated with low price and bad quality products. Affordable is a better word 😊

[@binskee677]

@@pritishpatil7659 This review is for Australian audiences and in Australia Cheap doesn't mean bad, it just means cheap in sense of it costs less than it's competitors.

[@anootoshsarkar686]

You know there's a new (very disturbing) trend in India...people are shooting Insta Reels, or even some sleeping with their hands off the wheel leaving the XUV-700 on the ADAS (Advance Deiver Assistance) feature to drive the car on the highways 😂😂😢 No accidents reported so far of such instances but RIP to such people in advance cuz I'm sure they'll break something someday I just hope & pray there are no such stupid people in Australia who'd do that. Very least expected from Aussies though 😅

[@Drivecomau]

That sounds dangerous

[@SodiumSyndicate]

Australia is the global capital of cracks in the southern hemisphere, expect them to compete with the Indian cracks.

[@lissakuruvilla9886]

I brought xuv700 in India for much higher rate than what they are selling in Australia, due to the high taxes in India, Mahindra should increase the price in Australia

[@sandhunba]

saal mein 10 bikti han australia mein . aap bolte ho 1 bhi na bike:P

[@binskee677]

Huh? WTF why? to sell less cars? xD

[@gypsyking4234]

All of this looks slick. Wait, till you start getting electronic glitches. Mahindra still has some way to go before they give us a polished product. Its still not a mature product, maybe in a few years but not yet. A great first attempt by Mahindra though. The engine is impressive and transmission smooth. The light colored interior is a bummer and will soil easily. They also need to work a bit more on the clunky suspension.

[@Model1822]

Better than Chinese alternatives

[@gypsyking4234]

@@Model1822 No doubt about it. I'll pick the XUV7OO any day over a Chinese alternative if there's any.

[@VMRDY]

The XUV700 has been in production for almost 2 years. I’m sure they would’ve ironed out any defects by now.

[@adityakaran6622]

I own a xuv700 and haven't faced any glitch after software updates

[@gypsyking4234]

@adityakaran6622 Well, then you're lucky, my friend, not something a few of my friends/relatives back in India are telling me. As I said, I wish Mahindra listens to the user feedback and irons out these gremlins so that it is a painless ownership experience just as you're having. In fact, if I were to ever relocate to India, I would very seriously consider the XUV7OO.

[@AdityaPatelOnline]

1. Fastest car in the segment Mahindra XUV7OO AX7L Petrol Automatic , Most High-tech car in this segment , Most Features loaded car in the segment

[@adityakaran6622]

Please do see mahindra's born ev concepts. Gonna come by 2025. Mahindra is changing.

[@Drivecomau]

They do look very interesting, and I'm keen to see how they turn out! - Sam

[@kanishmajumdar8275]

This car is cheap but I would not be buying over brands like Honda , Toyota or Kia . It might be great for for India …

[@Drivecomau]

Would you choose a CR-V over this Mahindra?

[@Model1822]

Why? More power, better tech, 5 years warranty i think it’s better than all those offerings. More affordable aswell

[@VMRDY]

@@Model1822 Bigger in every dimension, way more torquey, much higher towing capacity. 7 year warranty. That guy thinks just because it’s an Indian car, it must be worse. Inferiority complex.

[@ank4289]

I think it is not cheap it is as good as honda Ford ,hyundai or kia may be you are underestimating india that cheap are always suited for India I think u don't have any idea how india has changed and evolved may be living in Australia had made u cut off from the world 😊 please recheck

[@pritishpatil7659]

I've bought AX7 1.5 years ago, this car is awesome! Everything is so perfectly crafted

[@MarcusRizzo]

in couple years this will be sold used for 40% of the retail.. i prefer to get a korean lower tier than toss money on this

[@Drivecomau]

People were saying that about Korean cars a bit over 10 years ago.

[@MarcusRizzo]

@@Drivecomau in this case, I'll wait 10 years before considering one xD but it looks good for the price range

[@control4050]

40% 😂😂😂😂 Take up cycling we got those too from Hero Cycle, another good manufacturer from India.

[@abhishek_raj]

Use the word affordable, cheap is too vague

[@valentineambrose3929]

Cheap? Really? Use your words wisely. Say affordable, value for money, cost effective.

[@Drivecomau]

I'm getting the feeling a lot of you guys don't like the term 'cheap' - Sam

[@sudharshanve8519]

​@@Drivecomau Cheap sometimes refers in derogatory sense and more so in Indian English mate. Not sure if it was common in Australian accent to use that. But I get you meant affordable and more economical. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@latvork3044]

One of the worst cars in india

[@tiger1995grvr]

Lol cry harder and u cant afford this cheap one too

[@KrishnaSwamyBhyravaS]

Hello mister, expect anything in relation to what you are paying for. Don’t expect the gold shine holding an iron bolt in a hardware shop!!!

[@KumarKumar-fc2gc]

If you are not sure about xuv700 just see the second half of this video...language is Hindi but you will get to see what you want The Deadliest Shinkula Pass @ 16580Ft | ExploreTheUnseen2.0