Mahindra is redesigning each SUV in its line-up in India. Even though the Scorpio recently made its new Scorpio-N debut, the company is currently preparing to unveil the new Bolero very soon. The vehicle has now arrived in the dealership’s backyards, signaling the impending debut.
The company’s SUV-specific dual peaks symbol will be used for the first time on the next Bolero, according to the most recent spy pictures. The steering wheel, tailgate, front grille, and wheel covers will also receive this treatment. Both the new Scorpio N and the Mahindra XUV700 initially had the same features. In addition, the company recently hinted at the upcoming XUV300, which will feature the new logo.
Except for the usage of a new symbol, the Mahindra Bolero appears to be virtually unchanged overall. The car still retains the same distinctive metal bumpers and boxy, towering appearance. The company hasn’t even altered the lighting design of the vehicle; it still has square headlamps and vertically stacked taillamps.
The seven-seat layout of the cabin’s interior is maintained. In addition to the digital instrument cluster, other features include central locking, reverse parking sensors, and dual front airbags.
The new Bolero is expected to be powered by the same 1.5-liter diesel engine, which can provide 210 Nm of maximum torque and 75 horsepower of power. For transmission duties, it has a five-speed manual gearbox.
Bolero is the go-to item for India’s leading UV manufacturer and the one that keeps Mahindra’s sales rising. A price hike for the SUV is likely due to the most recent update.
