Scorpio seat count

samaksh_kumari

I am looking to purchase a Scorpio and I am wondering if it is a 9 seater or 7 seater. I have heard that it is a 7 seater, but I am not sure. Can anyone confirm this?

Dharun667

The Maruti Suzuki Scorpio has a seating capacity of 7 passengers. It is classified as a seven-seater, with five-seats in the second row and two jump seats in the back. In other words, it is a five-plus-two seater vehicle.

The three-row arrangement of the Scorpio includes adjustable driver seat and split seats in the middle. The jump seats in the third row can be individually folded as well. Its spacious interiors and comfortable seats make for an enjoyable ride for long-distance journeys.

The Maruti Suzuki Scorpio is powered by a 1.5 L K15-BS6 petrol engine which can generate 103 PS power and 138 Nm torque, mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. It is also equipped with various modern and advanced features like dual-front airbags, ABS with EBD, Side Impact Beams, ESP, Hill Hold Assist, and more.

To get a better idea of the seating capacity and other features of the Maruti Suzuki Scorpio, we recommend that you visit your nearest Maruti Suzuki dealership for a free test drive.

You can also check out official specifications and features of the Maruti Suzuki Scorpio here: https://www.marutisuzuki.com/newcars/scorpio/specifications.html

shubhangi_kulkarni

The Scorpio manufactured by Mahindra & Mahindra is a popular mid-size SUV. It can be configured both as 7-seater or 9-seater.

The car was first launched in 2002 with seating capacity of 7 passengers. In 2014, the Scorpio was relaunched with seating options of 7 and 9 passengers.

The 7 seater Scorpio is equipped with two rows of seats, both of which are foldable and adjustable, providing extra space for cargo. The 9-seater version comes with three rows of seats occupying the same amount of space as 7-seater. The third row of seats occupies a part of the trunk space, removing some of the cargo space.

Which one of the two configurations you choose, depends on your need and preference. If space for carrying cargo is more important to you, you should choose the 7-seater. For carrying more people, you should opt for the 9-seater.

To learn more about the Scorpio in detail and the difference between the two seating configurations, visit this link: https://www.mahindrascorpio.com/

crazyduck875

The Scorpio is a 7 seater SUV, which means it comes with two rows of seating and three seats across in the second row. It doesn't come with an optional third row of seating so it's only a 7 seater and not a 9 seater.

The Scorpio's main touted feature is its powerful 2.2-litre mHawk diesel engine which puts out 140bhp and 320Nm of torque. It also comes with an array of features, including cruise control, rain-sensing wipers, auto headlamps, a 7” touchscreen infotainment system, and a host of safety features like airbags, EBD, ESP, hill hold control and more.

Overall, the Scorpio is a great choice for those looking for a 7 seater SUV with a powerful diesel engine. If you're looking for a 9 seater option, you'll have to look at something like the Mahindra Marazzo.

For more information on the Scorpio and what it has to offer, have a look at this article: https://www.cardekho.com/carmodels/Mahindra/Mahindra_Scorpio

Taara355

The number of seats in the Scorpio depends on the variant you want. Currently, the Scorpio is offered in both 7-seater and 9 seater configurations.

The 7-seater variant has 2-3-2 seating arrangement with 2 seats in the front row and 3 seats in the middle row and 2 in the third row. It also has a boot space of 420 L.

The 9-seater variant adds 2 more seats in the third row without compromising on boot space and still provides a 420 L boot space.

The model that you decide would depend on your budget, space requirements and seating needs.

To help you decide, you can take a look at the different variants available at Carwale (https://www.carwale.com/mahindra-suvs/scorpio/) and check out the images to get a better understanding of the seating layout and boot space.