Interior affairs: What’s inside the cabin of the Suzuki XL7?

Before the Ertiga Hybrid became Suzuki Philippines Incorporated’s popular seven-seater, the XL7 was one of the nameplates that found their homes in the garages of Filipino families.

On that note, let’s check out what one may find inside the cabin of the Suzuki XL7.

Premium-looking cabin

One thing that stands out about the cabin of the Suzuki XL7 is its premium-looking cabin. Sure you won’t find Alcantara upholstery or suede trims in there, but it boasts decent leather that can help make the ambiance of the sport utility vehicle’s (SUV) interior look like a thousand bucks.

The said leather finish can be found on the SUV’s three-spoke steering wheel, shift boot cover, seats, and center armrest.

Decent screens

On top of having leather appointments inside the vehicle, the Suzuki XL7 also features decent screens, namely the digital display on its instrument cluster as well as the large enough 10-inch touchscreen infotainment screen.

The said infotainment display is equipped with Apple and Android connectivity as well as offline navigation, which can help when finding one’s way in a place where there’s no mobile phone signal.

Audio coming from the aforementioned infotainment system is directed to a set of speakers, which are two front speakers, two front tweeters, and two rear speakers. In unison, they create a good experience for those who like to listen to music or podcasts to keep them company while on the road.

Good boot space

It’s common for most Filipino families to buy pasalubong for the loved ones they left at home. That said, the good luggage area found inside the Suzuki XL7 offers ample space for those who like to buy either food or souvenirs for their family.

Overall, the Suzuki XL7 boasts an available boot space of 153 liters.

Variants

Suzuki XL7 GLX – P1.181 million

Photos from Suzuki 

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