Is the Volkswagen Sharan a seven-seater?

[DelWalker]

Volkswagen Sharan offers both six-seat and seven-seat models. The Sharan is an MPV launched under the Volkswagen brand and is primarily introduced to the Chinese automotive market through imports. The front face of the Sharan adopts Volkswagen's family-style design, featuring a horizontal grille. The lines on both sides of the engine hood give the front a sense of strength. In terms of body dimensions, the Volkswagen Sharan measures 4854mm in length, 1904mm in width, and 1720mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2920mm. The Volkswagen Sharan is a versatile vehicle and has long been a popular model in Germany. It first entered the Chinese market in 2002 as Volkswagen's first imported car introduced to China.

[VanMaggie]

The Volkswagen Sharan is indeed a seven-seater. As an MPV model, based on my years of driving experience, its second row features three independent seats that can slide back and forth, while the third row has two seats, making it perfectly capable of seating seven people. The space utilization is very flexible—folding down the third row allows for large luggage, making it ideal for family gatherings or outings with friends. The Sharan also boasts practical storage compartments, such as cup holders and door-side pockets. On the road, it offers a stable chassis, and the 1.4T engine is sufficient for daily use, with urban fuel consumption around 9L/100km, which isn’t too fuel-intensive. The only thing to note is that with a body length of nearly 5 meters, it’s safer to find a larger parking spot. Overall, as a seven-seater, the Sharan delivers reliable performance in terms of safety and comfort.

[JesseLee]

The Volkswagen Sharan is a seven-seater, which our family uses to take the kids to school and for weekend trips. The second row has three seats, which are spacious even for adults, and the two seats in the third row can be easily folded down to increase trunk space. I've driven it on several long trips, and even with all seven seats occupied, it doesn't feel cramped. The air conditioning is particularly strong, keeping the car cool in the summer. Compared to other MPVs, the Sharan handles turns quite flexibly, and the noise control is also good. The downside is that the acceleration isn't particularly fast, but for a family car, smoothness is what matters. In terms of maintenance, Volkswagen's after-sales service is convenient, parts are readily available, and there are basically no major issues. As a seven-seater family car, I highly recommend it.

[McKaylee]

The Sharan features a seven-seat design with a rational space layout. The second row has adjustable sliding rails, providing comfortable seating for three without crowding; the third row offers two seats, and when folded down, the trunk can easily accommodate two large suitcases. I test-drove it, and the 1.8T version delivers ample power, paired with a smooth DSG transmission. The driving experience offers a wide field of vision, making it suitable for both city and highway driving. As an MPV, it boasts strong versatility.

[StOlivia]

The Volkswagen Sharan is definitely a seven-seater, and I often drive it for road trips. The second-row independent seats are suitable for long journeys, while the third row offers easy access. Folding down the seats allows for ample space to store camping gear. The fuel consumption is about 7 liters per 100 kilometers on the highway, which is quite economical. The vehicle height is just right, making getting in and out easy, and the interior materials are durable. Compared to SUVs, it's more fuel-efficient, and as a seven-seater, it doesn't waste space.