Industry reports suggest that the Mahindra Bolero Neo+ will launch in India in September of this year. The carmaker is said to be targeting Tier-2 cities with the upgraded SUV. It should be noted that the pre-facelift Bolero Neo+, which was sold as the TUV300+, was discontinued when the BS6 standards were implemented in 2020. However, there are rumours in the industry that Mahindra is working on reintroducing the TUV300+ with a refreshed appearance, additional features, and a new identity in our market. There is no official confirmation, but market reports indicate that the updated vehicle may come with two seating layouts – a 7-and a 9-seat. The speculated Bolero Neo+ will join the extensive lineup of the SUVs in the homegrown carmaker's range and sit below the Scorpio Classic.
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Mahindra Bolero Neo+: Key Details
According to industry reports, the soon-to-be-released SUV is aimed at customers who want a bigger car than the Bolero Neo but don't want to spend as much as they would on a Scorpio. Although Mahindra has not made any official statements, there are speculations that the Bolero Neo+ will be equipped with a 2.2-litre diesel engine that can produce approximately 118bhp. The vehicle will only be available with a 6-speed manual gearbox. Further, it is expected to arrive in the nation with seven variants on offer.
Mahindra Scorpio N Pickup Truck Concept Teased Ahead of Debut
The Indian automaker has announced that it will uphold its annual tradition of unveiling new products on August 15th, Indian Independence Day. This year, the company will launch a new pickup concept called Global Pik Up Vision. Through its social media channels, the automaker has given a sneak peek of the concept pickup truck, hinting that it will be based on the popular Mahindra Scorpio N. The teaser suggests that the upcoming pickup truck will share similarities with the Scorpio N in terms of its front grille and back profile.
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The grille features the company's twin-peak emblem, and the deck lid and LED taillamps, which serve as the design's main points, are highlighted in the rear profile. It is expected that the production version of the model will be released in early 2025. Once available for purchase in the same year, the Global Pik Up Vision is set to offer a reliable and cost-effective option for those in search of a pickup, competing with popular models such as the Isuzu V-Cross and Toyota Hilux.
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