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I'm 6'4" tall. While most budget cars fit me in the driver's seat, none of them are comfortable for long time spent in the seat. The main issue is thigh support. Can you recommend a car that has a good ergonomic design for tall people? My budget is tight and can stretch to 25L. I sat in the Skoda Kodiaq with a seat extension. Loved it. So comfortable. But cannot afford a 50L car and bear the low mileage petrol costs.

Asked by: Ramesh

You might consider the Mahindra XUV700 and the MG Hector as potential options. Both vehicles offer broad and supportive front seats, which could enhance comfort during long drives.


Opting for a lower variant without a sunroof may provide additional headroom, which could be beneficial given your height.

Mahindra XUV700

Mahindra XUV700

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Autocar India team6 Oct' 25

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