Mahindra Scorpio

Mahindra Scorpio Latest Updates

1. 18 October 2024: Mahindra has launched the Boss Edition of the Scorpio Classic, to mark the festive season. It features all-black seat upholstery, a rear parking camera, and dark chrome accents on the door handles, headlights, and taillights.
2. 29 April 2024: The Mahindra Scorpio waiting period has been reduced up to five-months.
3. 17 March 2024: With a total sales of 15051 units, the Mahindra Scorpio ranks four in the list of February 2024’s bestselling SUVs in India.

Mahindra Scorpio Exterior

A look at the new Scorpio has us convinced that it is in fact very similar to the previous model, despite major alterations having been carried out. The front-end is now more aggressive with that large toothy grille, the smoked-out headlamp clusters and re-designed front bumper. At the rear, the tailgate is all-new, and the clear-lens tail lamps feature LEDs, but the chrome finish is a bit in-your-face. Justifying the Mahindra Scorpio on-road price, now it also gets new 17-inch alloy wheels. The roof and the doors seem carried over from the old SUV, but the overall rugged appeal of the Scorpio still remains – and we're guessing there are many who don't mind it.

Mahindra Scorpio Variants

The Mahindra Scorpio variants are as follows: S3 2WD 9 STR, S3 2WD 7 STR, S5 2WD 7 STR, S5 2WD 9 STR, S7 120 2WD 7 STR, S7 120 2WD 8 STR, S7 140 2WD 7 STR, S7 140 2WD 8 STR, S11 2WD 7 STR, S11 2WD 8 STR, S11 4WD 7 STR and S11 4WD 8 STR. It features a touchscreen entertainment system with built-in navigation and Bluetooth connectivity, automatic climate control, automatic headlamps, rain-sensing front wipers, Micro-hybrid technology, and a tyre-pressure monitoring system. On the safety front, it gets dual airbags and ABS across all variants, barring the base 'S3' variant.

Mahindra Scorpio Interior

On the inside, everything is all-new – right from the dashboard to the centre console and instrument cluster. The fit-and-finish is far better now. The dark-grey faux leather seat upholstery is classy, while there is also ample room on offer. The quality of plastics can improve – a deterrent to the high-set Mahindra Scorpio price - but the commanding view you get from the driver's seat is something most Scorpio owners will love. On the driver's side, the window gets an auto roll-up feature as well. Also, the seats provide decent thigh support.

Mahindra Scorpio Engine Specifications & Performance

Under the bonnet of the Mahindra Scorpio new model lies the mHawk140 2.2-litre, four-cylinder diesel engine that makes 140hp and 320Nm of torque. Paired to the motor is a 5-speed manual gearbox. The chassis has received a raft of changes in terms of construction as well as the suspension layout. The new SUV is now more composed, along with improved ride quality, as well as better high-speed stability. It's improved marginally in the handling department, but the heft of the vehicle cannot be ignored, especially when cornering. Braking has improved too, as the new Scorpio doesn't dive as much as the old SUV did.

Mahindra Scorpio Mileage

The Mahindra Scorpio's ARAI-certified fuel efficiency figure is rated at 15.4kpl for the diesel manual model.