Autofit is cheaper and sells a wider range of accessories; Pharaoh is the better pick if you want custom-fit, food-grade TPE that you can hose clean. On the Baleno, Creta and Seltos, Autofit lists its 7D set at Rs 4,999 and Pharaoh lists its TPE set at Rs 8,490 (both as of November 2026), so the decision comes down to material and how long you plan to keep the car.
The short version
| Pharaoh | Autofit | |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Food-grade TPE, single moulded piece | PU leather top, sponge layer, grip base (7D) |
| Fit type | Custom-fit per model, no trimming | Model-specific 7D sets, 24 car listings in the 7D collection |
| Price, Baleno / Creta / i20 | Rs 8,490 | Rs 4,999 |
| Price, Innova Hycross / Fortuner | Rs 10,990 | Rs 6,499 |
| Warranty | No warranty period stated on the pages I read. 7-day returns for valid reasons | No warranty period stated on the pages I read. "7-Days return" banner |
| Delivery | Free across India, COD available | Free delivery on orders above Rs 499 |
Pharaoh prices are from our own product pages. Autofit details are from autofit.in/collections/car-mats and autofit.in, as of November 2026.
Where Autofit is better
- Lower entry price. Most Autofit 7D sets are Rs 4,999. Larger vehicles such as the Scorpio N, Fortuner, XUV700, Innova Hycross and Crysta are Rs 6,499, and the Mahindra XEV 9e is Rs 5,999 (source, as of November 2026). That is Rs 3,491 less than Pharaoh on a Baleno or Creta.
- Wider catalogue. Autofit also sells car covers, seat covers, neck pillows and boot mats (source, as of November 2026). Pharaoh is focused on floor mats and a few interior accessories.
- Track record. Autofit says it has operated since 1995 and manufactures its own products (source, as of November 2026). That is its own claim, not independently verified here.
- Plush feel. A leather-and-sponge 7D mat feels soft underfoot, which some buyers prefer.
One caution on stock: every 7D listing on the collection page I read was marked "Sold out" (as of November 2026). Check availability before you plan around it.
Where Pharaoh is better
- Material. Autofit's own guide describes 7D mats as layered, with a PU leather top and a high-density sponge layer (source, as of November 2026). Pharaoh's mats are a single piece of waterproof TPE with nothing to soak. In a wet Indian monsoon, a mat with no sponge core is easier to keep dry and odour-free. That is our judgment from the material, not a lab test.
- Edges and grip. Pharaoh's 3D range is specified with 20 mm raised edges and a Hex-lock anti-slip base.
- Cleaning. Rinse and refit. No wiping a leatherette surface and waiting for foam to dry.
- Named variants. Our Baleno listing names Sigma, Delta, Zeta and Alpha, and our Compass listing names Sport, Longitude and Limited.
- Model range. Pharaoh covers 80+ Indian models, including premium cars such as BMW, Mercedes and Jeep, which are not in Autofit's 7D collection.
Who should buy which?
Buy Autofit if your budget is under Rs 5,000, your car is on its list and in stock, and you like a leather look.
Buy Pharaoh if you want custom-fit food-grade TPE, you drive through monsoon roads, you have kids or pets, or you plan to keep the car for years and want a mat you can wash with a hose.
Not sure how 3D and 7D differ? Read 3D vs 7D car mats or our wider comparison of car floor mat brands in India. Ready to look at fit for your car? Browse Pharaoh 3D mats.

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