Boot Space: 259 Litres (All 7 Seats Up) / 898 Litres (5 Seats)
With all three rows of seats in use, the Everest provides 259 litres of boot space—enough for a few grocery bags. However, folding the third row flat increases this to 898 litres, and with both rear rows folded, it offers a massive 1,823 litres, creating a flat loading floor large enough for camping gear or large furniture.
Fuel Tank Capacity: 80 Litres
The 80-litre fuel tank provides a theoretical range of over 900 km on the highway (based on 7.2L/100km efficiency for the diesel). For serious overlanders, this capacity is often supplemented with aftermarket long-range tanks, but 80L is the standard factory fitment across all 2026 models.
Seating Capacity: 7 Persons
Everest is designed as a true 7-seater. Unlike many "5+2" SUVs, the third row in the Everest offers enough legroom (806 mm) for teenagers or smaller adults. Higher trims feature power-folding third-row seats, which can be raised or lowered at the touch of a button from the boot area.
