Mahindra Scorpio News

Mahindra & Mahindra, one of India's largest conglomerates, has been a major player in the automobile industry for over three decades. Mint Explains how the company transformed from producing Willys Jeeps to becoming a global empire, facing challenges in the 1990s and overcoming them through R&D investments and strategic alliances. The introduction of successful models like the Scorpio and Bolero solidified Mahindra's position in the market, and the company has since expanded into other sectors and established an international presence in over 70 countries. Mahindra's success is attributed to its ability to adapt to changing market conditions and invest in cutting-edge technology.

These new variants which are added in the lineup are Z2 Petrol MT E, Z2 Diesel MT E, Z4 Petrol MT E, Z4 Diesel MT E and Z4 Diesel MT 4WD E. The Z2 variants are entry-level variants whereas the Z4 variants are mid-level variants. Additionally, the price of the new Z4 variants in the lineup strat with ₹13.99 lakh (ex-showroom).

Mahindra, which already sells XUV500 and Scorpio in the premium SUV segment, is aiming to sell around 450-500 of Alturas G4 units per month

The 'feature-packed' S9 will be available pan India across Mahindra dealerships with immediate effect

Mahindra is recalling an unspecified number of Bolero Maxi Truck Plus, manufactured in September and October 2016, to fix defective fluid hose

Renault Kwid, Maruti Suzuki Celerio and Eeco, Mahindra Scorpio and Hyundai Eon get zero stars in Global NCAP crash tests

S-Cross has been priced in the range of `8.34 lakh-13.74 lakh

Voice directions, integrated controls like steering wheel buttons will ensure the driver doesn't have to take eyes off the road

The Scorpio gets its biggest refresh, with a new nose and redesigned interiors, but retains the ability to make the driver feel invincible

Group has prepared a blueprint that has forecast revenue from Africa to double to $1 billion over the next four-five years