Seven-seat SUVS are one of the smartest picks for large, adventurous families, though in many cases, all this practicality and versatility can be accompanied by a pretty steep price tag.
Thankfully for buyers here in Australia, manufacturers are flooding the seven-seat SUV segment with their take on the family-friendly recipe.
Be it a more comfortable, street-focused school chariot or an adventurous off-road performer, there’s no shortage of options, to the point it can be difficult to comb through them all.
To help you out with your search for the most affordable seven-seat SUV options at your disposal, we’ve done the homework and present you with ten of the cheapest currently on sale in 2025.
Mitsubishi Outlander ES
After some recent price revisions, the Mitsubishi Outlander is now officially the cheapest seven-seat SUV you can buy in 2025.
The Outlander has earned itself a solid reputation with Aussie families since its launch and has continued to sell like hotcakes thanks to its immense value proposition in the midsize SUV segment.
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Price: $39,540 + on-roads
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Engine: 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol
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Power & Torque: 135kW / 244Nm
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Fuel Economy: 7.7L per 100km
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Towing Capacity: 1,600kg
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Boot Space: 163 - 478 - 1,461L
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ANCAP Rating: Five-star (tested 2022)
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Warranty: Five-year/100k (can extend to ten-year/200k)
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The Mahindra XUV700 is now the second-cheapest seven-seat SUV you can get behind the wheel of in 2025, though its price includes on-road costs that, technically, makes it a better deal than the Outlander.
With some incredibly sharp drive-away pricing and perhaps the best equipment list you’ll find at this price point, there’s a lot to like about the XUV700 if you’ve got a large family and a firm budget for your next SUV.
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Price: $39,990 (drive-away)
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Engine: 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder
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Power & Torque: 149kW / 380Nm
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Fuel Economy: 8.3L per 100km
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Towing Capacity: 1,500kg
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Boot Space: N/A
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ANCAP Rating: Unrated
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Warranty: Seven-year/unlimited-kilometre
Nissan X-Trail ST AWD
The Nissan X-Trail retains a very attractive price tag for 2025, with the seven-seat version of the entry-level ST grade also picking up a confidence-inspiring all-wheel drive system.
The X-Trail also comes packed with a pretty hefty list of active safety gear alongside Nissan’s updated warranty that now stretches out to ten years, which certainly doesn’t hurt its appeal with value-centric buyers.
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Price: $40,790
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Engine: 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol
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Power & Torque: 135kW / 244Nm
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Fuel Economy: 7.4L per 100km
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Towing Capacity: 2,000kg
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Boot Space: 465L
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ANCAP Rating: Five-star (tested 2021)
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Warranty: Five-year/unlimited-kilometre (can extend to 10-year/300,000km)
Chery Tiggo 8 Pro Max
The Chery Tiggo 8 Pro Max has a pretty clinical name, though there’s a lot to get excited about if you’re looking for a well-equipped seven-seat SUV on a budget.
For the price, you’ll struggle to find anything packing a pair of 12.3-inch displays, LED headlights, heated and ventilated seats and a sound system courtesy of Sony, making it impossible to ignore.
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Price: $41,990 (drive-away)
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Engine: 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol
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Power & Torque: 180kW / 375Nm
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Fuel Economy: 8.7L per 100km
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Towing Capacity: 1,300kg
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Boot Space: 117 - 479 - 739L
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ANCAP Rating: Five-star (tested 2023)
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Warranty: Seven-year/unlimited-kilometre
LDV D90
The LDV D90 is another unsung hero of the cheap, practical seven-seat SUV segment, asserting itself as one of the best deals as a full-sized package absolutely packed with tech.
While some members of this list offer more of a five-plus-two seating arrangement, the D90 impresses with its seriously practical layout and respectable third row and a hearty turbo-petrol engine.
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Price: $43,147
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Engine: 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol
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Power & Torque: 184kW / 410Nm
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Fuel Economy: 9.4L per 100km
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Towing Capacity: 3,000kg
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Boot Space: 343 - 1,350 - 2,382L
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ANCAP Rating: Unrated
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Warranty: Seven-year/200,000-kilometre
Honda CR-V VTi X7
The Honda CR-V remains well-priced here in Australia, with the seven-seat version positioned well for growing families that still want some smooth on-road manners.
The CR-V VTi X7 looks great, drives like a dream and offers a practical three-row layout that is definitely more accommodating in the second row, but gets the job done for young kids.
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Price: $47,300 drive-away
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Engine: 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol
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Power & Torque: 135kW / 335Nm
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Fuel Economy: 7.3L per 100km
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Towing Capacity: 1,500kg
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Boot Space: 150 - 472L
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ANCAP Rating: Unrated
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Warranty: Five-year/unlimited-kilometre
Isuzu MU-X LS-M 4x2
The Isuzu MU-X is a seven-seat SUV that puts most of rivals on this list to shame when the going gets tough, even in the base LS-M 4x2.
Thanks to its rugged body-on-frame construction, the MU-X doesn’t shy away from a challenge, towing or tackling the Outdoors, looks particularly sharp and comes packed with more equipment than ever before, thanks to a significant mid-life update earlier this year.
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Price: $48,400
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Engine: 1.9-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel
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Power & Torque: 110kW / 350Nm
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Fuel Economy: 7.4L per 100km
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Towing Capacity: 3,000kg
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Boot Space: 311 - 1,119 - 2,138L
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ANCAP Rating: Five-star (tested 2022)
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Warranty: Six-year/150,000-kilometre
KGM SSangYong Rexton
The KGM SsangYong Rexton continues to impress buyers looking for a refined and well-equipped seven-seater SUV package on a budget.
It’s a capable package, too, thanks to a hearty turbo-diesel unit and the addition of a low-range transfer case and an automatically locking rear differential that gives it some serious abilities off-road.
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Price: $50,000 drive-away
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Engine: 2.2-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel
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Power & Torque: 148kW / 441Nm
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Fuel Economy: 8.7L per 100km
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Towing Capacity: 3,500kg
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Boot Space: 236 - 641 - 1,806L
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ANCAP Rating: Unrated
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Warranty: Seven-year/unlimited-kilometre
Kia Sorento S
The Kia Sorento is a mighty practical seven-seat SUV package that comes packed with equipment for a pretty sharp price.
On the road, the Sorento is particularly well-behaved thanks to its lightweight steering and great ride, thanks to its Australian-tuned suspension package that does well when pushed on a country road.
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Price: $50,880
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Engine: 3.5-litre six-cylinder petrol
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Power & Torque: 200kW / 332Nm
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Fuel Economy: 9.8L per 100km
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Towing Capacity: 2,000kg
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Boot Space: 179 - 1,996L
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ANCAP Rating: Five-star (tested 2020)
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Warranty: Seven-year/unlimited-kilometre
Mitsubishi Pajero Sport
The sun is, unfortunately, setting on the current generation Mitsubishi Pajero Sport - but you still have a chance to get a great deal.
The Pajero Sport is a super tough off-roader with a large, practical interior perfect for large, adventurous families and some decent on-road manners that makes it an incredibly versatile seven-seater SUV perfect for the Australian lifestyle.
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Price: $51,540
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Engine: 2.4-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel
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Power & Torque: 133kW / 430Nm
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Fuel Economy: 8.0L per 100km
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Towing Capacity: 3,100kg
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Boot Space: 131 - 502 - 1,488L
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ANCAP Rating: Unrated
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Warranty: Five-year/100,000-kilometre (can extend to ten-year/200,000km)
More Affordable Seven-Seat SUVs in 2025
Some of the members of the list above are a little tight when it comes to the third row… In reality, some are more of a 5 + 2 than a seven-seat arrangement, meaning that a number of well-deserving vehicles missed out on a mention.
In no particular order, we’d like to point you in the direciton of the following vehicles if you can stretch the budget a little bit over $50k and you’ll end up with a much more spacious package than some of the vehicles mentioned above.
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