Mahindra launches the Verito Vibe

Mahindra has launched the Verito Vibe, a new hatchback from the Utility Vehicle manufacturer. The Verito Vibe is based on the Logan platform, and is under 4-metres. This means it gets the excise duty cut not just in length, but even in engine as it ha a displacement of 1.5-litre diesel.

Published On Jun 06, 2013 09:49 IST

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This hatchback is available in three variants, D2,D4 and the D6. Being based on the Verito platform, it gets similar interior styling like the Verito. Most of the interior bits are shared between the hatchback and the sedan.

The Verito Vibe gets all the bells and whistles like ABS, driver airbag, alloy wheels and rear defogging. The top of the line version gets integrated music system with USB and Aux connection. Despite being a sub 4-metre it gets a boot with a capacity of 330 litres. It will be available in seven colours: Fiery Black, Java Brown, Mist Silver, Toreador Red, Dolphin Grey, Diamond White and Aqua Rush. The Verito Vibe will be offered with 3 Years/ 100,000kms. As per the ARAI mileage cycle, it returns a fuel efficiency of 20.8km/litre.

The Verito Vibe costs Rs 5.63 lakhs for D2, 5.89 for D4 and 6.49 lakhs for D6. All these are prices of ex-showroom, Mumbai (without Octroi).

Read More on : Mahindra Verito detailed review

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