The Bolero MaXX Pik-Up series from Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) recently crossed a one lakh unit production milestone in India. By achieving this feat in a span of just 16 months, the homegrown carmaker has set a record in the commercial vehicle segment. The firm believes that the new MaXX Pik-Up City, which went on sale last year in August, made a significant contribution to the milestone. Besides, in April 2023, Mahindra unveiled a lineup of eight new models. In order to accommodate different payloads and cargo lengths, this range incorporated additional variants under the City range as well as the HD range. Since the Pik-Up range initially went on sale in 2001, according to Mahindra, more than two million units have been sold.
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Sharing his views on the recent milestone, Nallinikanth Gollagunta, CEO, Automotive Division, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., said, "Achieving the 1 lakh production milestone in such a brief period is a clear reflection of the trust and confidence of our customers. Our clear focus on understanding and catering to the unique demands of the Indian market has helped us elevate the customer experience in the commercial vehicle segment. We look forward to delivering distinctive value to customers with a pick-up range that is both technologically advanced and highly versatile.”
Mahindra Bolero Maxx Pik-Up: Key Highlights
It is important to note that the Bolero MaXX Pik-Up line featured multiple industry firsts, such as telematics systems and cutting-edge connectivity capabilities that guarantee firms can effectively monitor and manage their fleet. Additionally, the lineup offers cornering lamps for better visibility, a 10-feet storage space (3,050mm), and 7R16 tyres for harsh terrains. The range comprises a variety of options, such as the City and HD models, available in diesel and CNG variants.
2023 Mahindra Bolero Maxx Pik-Up: Features and Price
The brand launched the all-new Bolero MaXX Pik-Up range in India in April this year. For those unaware, the City and the HD model lines, with a combined 12 variants, make up the new MaXX range. The base Bolero MaXX City 1.3 LX CBC costs Rs 7.85 lakh while the top-spec Bolero MaXX HD 2.0-litre LX is priced at Rs 10.33 lakh. Both prices are ex-showroom.
Mahindra offers the Bolero MaXX HD in two trim levels: LX and VXi. The VXi comes standard with height-adjustable seats, LED taillamps, a digital instrument panel, and the option of a Gold exterior colour. The trim also incorporates iMAXX technology, which allows the vehicle's owner or fleet operator to track it, plot out a route, set up geofencing, and monitor its status. The Bolero MaXX Pik-Up City series is also available in LX and VXi variants. Height-adjustable seats, LED taillamps, cornering headlamps, a digital instrument cluster, and the Gold exterior color option are all standard on the VXi.
2023 Mahindra Bolero Maxx Pik-Up: Engine and Gearbox Options
The 2.5-litre four-cylinder engine in the HD or Heavy Duty range, which is paired with a 5-speed transmission and has a maximum output of 80bhp and 220Nm, is intended for intercity travel. The four available versions are HD 1.3, HD 1.7, HD 1.7L, and HD 2.0L, and they differ in terms of the size of the load-carrying bed and the payload capacity. The HD 1.3 features a cargo bed that is 2,765mm long, 1,800mm wide, and 650mm tall, with a payload capacity of 1,250 kg. The HD 1.7 has a similar cargo bed to the HD 1.3 but a higher 1,700 kg payload. The Bolero MaXX Pik-Up HD 1.7L's larger cargo bed has dimensions of 3,050mm in length, 1,800mm in width, and 650mm in height. The HD 1.7L can carry 1,700 kg of payload. The most expensive MaXX HD 2.0L features a bed that is identical to the HD 1.7L's, but it also has larger 16-inch tyres and a 2,000 kg payload capacity.
Contrarily, the City line is intended for use in urban settings. There are three different versions: City 1.3, City 1.4, and City 1.5. The base City 1.3 measures 2,500mm in length, 1,700mm in width, and 458mm in height. It has a payload capacity of 1,300 kg. Moreover, the larger beds in City 1.4 and City 1.5 are 2,640mm long, 1,700mm wide, and 458mm high. The payload capacity of the City 1.5 is 1,500 kg as opposed to the City 1.4's 1,400 kg. These variants come equipped with the same 2.5-litre unit as the one found in the HD range. However, the output figures in this case are 70bhp and 200Nm. Lastly, the MaXX City is also available in CNG configuration with a payload capacity of 1,200 kg.
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