7 seater van in Paris with a driver
Seven of you, one vehicle, no second taxi. A Mercedes V-Class with a professional chauffeur seats seven passengers, with the rear set up as a small lounge, and takes your family or group anywhere in Paris and beyond.
- 7 real passenger seats
- 20 V-Class in the fleet
- Child seats by age
- Instant fixed-price quote online
Quick answer
The 7 seater van Paris Premium Van sends is a Mercedes V-Class: one passenger seat next to the driver and two benches of three in the rear, which can face each other. You book the whole van with its chauffeur, for a transfer, a day out or several hours.
- Capacity
- Up to 7 passengers, plus the chauffeur
- Need one more seat?
- Mercedes Vito, or two vehicles
- Included
- Chauffeur, luggage help, child seats by age on request
- Price
- Instant fixed-price quote online
A group, several vans or a day with stops? Ask for one fixed price.
What seven seats really means
Many chauffeur vans in Paris are sold for five or six passengers. That is the moment a family of seven ends up in two cars that leave at different times. Our V-Class takes seven passengers in proper seats with seat belts, in one vehicle.
- Front
- 1 passenger seat next to the chauffeur
- Rear
- 2 benches of 3, facing each other or facing forward
- Access
- High roof and wide sliding door
- Fleet
- 20 Mercedes V-Class
Facing seats change a long drive: children see their grandparents, colleagues can talk, and nobody stares at the back of a headrest for an hour.
Seven people and their luggage
The honest answer: it depends on the bags. Seats and suitcases share the same space.
With all seven seats taken, the luggage space behind the last bench is smaller than with five passengers. Seven travellers with carry-on bags fit easily. Seven travellers with two large suitcases each usually do not. Rather than promise a number, we ask what you carry and confirm the vehicle before you pay. Tested capacity: [[À COMPLÉTER : nombre de valises 23 kg et cabine avec 7 passagers, photos de chargement]].
| Your situation | What we suggest |
|---|---|
| 5 or 6 travellers, long-haul suitcases | One V-Class: free seats leave room for bags |
| 7 travellers, cabin bags or a few suitcases | One V-Class |
| 7 travellers, one large suitcase each | A V-Class or the Vito, confirmed after you list the bags |
| 7 travellers, two large suitcases each, strollers | A V-Class and a sedan, or a Sprinter |
| 8 travellers | Mercedes Vito (8 seats) |
| 9 travellers or more | A Sprinter: see our minibus service for groups |
Strollers, golf bags, ski bags and wheel-less boxes count too: list them in the booking.
How to describe your luggage
The quickest way to get the right vehicle is to count: how many large checked suitcases, how many cabin bags, and any bulky items such as a double stroller, your own car seat or sports equipment. With that list, we can say straight away whether one V-Class is enough.
Why not two taxis?
Two taxis can work, but they rarely leave together, they may not take seven people between them with luggage, and child seats are not guaranteed in Paris taxis. One pre-booked van keeps the family together at one fixed price.
Book the 7-seat van
Enter your trip and the number of passengers: the fixed price shows before you pay.
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Who books a 7 seater van in Paris
Families of five to seven
Parents, children and grandparents in one vehicle, with a child seat for every child who needs one.
Friends travelling together
A long weekend, a hen party, a birthday: everyone arrives at the same time.
Small business teams
Six colleagues from the airport to the office, talking on the way.
Airport arrivals
From the terminal to your door. Long-haul arrivals are covered on our CDG van pickups page.
Disneyland trips
The classic family of six with a stroller. See Disneyland by van.
Days out
Versailles, Champagne or Normandy, with the van waiting all day.
Child seats in a 7-seat van
Child seats take a passenger seat each, and boosters can go on the rear benches. Give us the age of every child: we fit baby seats, child seats and boosters as needed, without limit, and confirm that everyone still has a place. The French rules on child restraints are explained by the government road safety agency, Sécurité routière.
Want the full technical picture of the vehicle? Read about the Mercedes V-Class with driver in Paris.
7 seater van Paris: your questions
Does the price change if only four of us travel?
No. You book the whole vehicle, so the price is the same for one to seven passengers on the same ride.
Can a 7-seat van take seven adults comfortably?
Yes. All seven seats are full-size passenger seats with seat belts. The front seat next to the driver is usually taken by the tallest adult.
Is a 7-seat van the same as a minivan taxi?
No. A Paris taxi can be hailed in the street and may not have seven seats. Our van is pre-booked, private, and the vehicle size is confirmed in advance.
We are seven with a lot of luggage. What do you suggest?
List your bags in the booking or quote form. If they do not fit in one V-Class, we suggest a Mercedes Vito, a V-Class plus a sedan, or a Sprinter, and explain why.
Can we have the rear seats facing each other?
Ask when you book. The lounge layout is available on our V-Class; with several child seats, forward-facing benches may be preferable.
Can we book two 7-seat vans together?
Yes. With 20 V-Class in the fleet, two or three vans for the same pickup is routine.
Seven seats, one vehicle, one price
Book your 7 seater van Paris ride online for an instant fixed price, or tell us about your luggage first.