Eeco Alternatives: Competitors of Eeco

Published on 9 Jul, 2024, 6:37 AM IST

Updated on 10 Jul, 2024, 5:04 AM IST

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The Maruti Suzuki Eeco is one of the most versatile and comfortable cars within the minivan segment in the automobile industry. This 7-seater car, with generous cargo space, has a length of 12 feet and is no less than a lifestyle companion for middle-class families in India.

Even though there are a few options in the Indian automotive market that can be considered Eeco alternatives, you can check them out if you are open to exploring options. These vehicles have the potential to catch your attention with their features, both in terms of affordability and comfort in driving.

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Price Comparison with Eeco

Amidst the ongoing trend of having the perfect car to fit your entire family, you must explore other affordable options that suit all of their preferences in a car, of which minivans are ideal. However, purchasing a suitable minivan requires closely analysing specifications and price points. Thus, whichever model you want for yourself always depends on your budget. Hence, you must compare the Eeco with other cars with similar performance and price ranges.

Therefore, go through the following table that showcases the price ranges of different alternatives of Eeco, as discussed in the blog:

Car Model	On-Road Price
Mahindra Eeco	Rs. 5.32 Lakhs to Rs. 6.58 Lakhs
Tata Winger	Rs. 15.21 Lakhs
Renault Triber	Rs. 5.99 Lakhs to Rs. 8.97 Lakhs

Note: The ex-showroom price range provided in the table is for Bengaluru. Please note that the price varies according to your choice of city.

Top Minivans to Choose Over Maruti Suzuki Eeco

When looking for Eeco's close competitors, you must have sorted out the preferences you would like to have in your car. However, learning and comparing the various features of the cars you are shortlisting to buy is always advisable.

So go through the following points to explore the top rivals of Eeco:

1. Renault Triber

Renault Triber can be the ideal option if you prefer a car that fits the entire family while within an affordable price range. This well-known rival of Eeco is the perfect example of value for money because of its specifications and price point. This car comes in automatic and manual transmission and returns a mileage of 18.02 kmpl, exhibiting stellar fuel efficiency.

With an 8-inch touch infotainment system, digital MID, steering-mounted controls, second-row AC vents, a cooled glove box, and many more tech-based features, this car can be your next favourite in the 7-seater segment. Also, a 4-star Global NCAP rating is the cherry on top.

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Features of Renault Triber

Here are some of the features you should look for before buying this car:

Engine - 1-litre NA Petrol
Seating - 7
Wheelbase and ground clearance - 2636mm and 182mm
Fuel tank capacity - 40 litres
Mileage - 20 kmpl for Petrol Manual and 18.2 kmpl for Petrol Automatic
Fuel type - Petrol
Body type - MUV
Drivetrain - 2 WD
Transmission - 5-speed manual and AMT transmission

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2. Tata Winger

The Tata Winter is one of Tata Motors' finest launches within the minivan segment and a good Eeco alternative. This car offers high fuel efficiency, a lightweight design, and a quality interior meant to deliver a sense of luxury and comfort while driving. Apart from its sleek and attractive exterior, the car is best known for its fuel efficiency, which is hard to find among its rivals within the automobile industry.

This multi-use car has a 2.0-litre diesel engine. It also has a 5-speed manual gearbox and can produce a maximum power output of 100 bhp at 3750 rpm.

Features of Tata Winger

Here are some of the features you should look for before buying this car:

Engine - 2179cc
Seating - 9 plus driver
Wheelbase and ground clearance - 3200mm and 180 mm
Fuel tank capacity - 60 litres
Mileage - 10.71 kmpl
Fuel type - Diesel
Body type - Minivan
Transmission - 5-speed manual

**Though most minivan production has stopped in India because of strict safety norms, options like the Tata Venture and Mahindra Supro minivans are available in the used car market.

Bottom Line

The country is witnessing a fantastic trend for 7 — 8-seater cars; hence, more car brands are developing new models. This segment offers minivan options perfect for the country's middle-class community. Thus, you can put them all on your list of considerations as long as these satisfy your requirements in a car.

Hence, even though Mahindra Eeco is a popular choice within the country's premium minivan segment, you can explore renowned alternatives to Eeco in the market that deliver as powerful performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the most common questions and their answers related to Maruti Suzuki Eeco

What kind of car is a minivan?

A minivan is a vehicle designed to carry 8 to 9 passengers. It has a low body, sliding or hinged rear doors, and three rows to maximise the seating capacity. Minivans are highly fuel-efficient and quite affordable.

What are the main features we should look for in a minivan?

Before purchasing a minivan, you should look for some of its main features, including an engine, fuel efficiency, mileage, reverse sensing systems, in-floor storage, a tyre pressure warning system, telescoping steering wheels, and a conversation mirror.

How many kilometres can a minivan cover?

Most minivans available in the market are known for covering 200,000 to 300,000 kilometres if you can maintain them well. While this is the average lifespan of most minivans, a few provide high mileage at 100,000 kilometres.

Why are minivans so popular?

Minivans are so popular because they satisfy one of the main requirements of a modern Indian family: larger space and comfort. These vehicles offer more excellent utility and space, which can be hard to find in any other segment of cars in the automobile industry.

Can I go for a test drive before purchasing a minivan?

Yes, you can ask for a test drive before purchasing a minivan. You should always consider going for a test drive since it lets you decide on the car that suits your interests. It also helps you to have a good idea about its features, the level of comfort it provides, and how you can handle it in different traffic situations.

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