Mahindra road test reviews

Finally an SUV where the driver takes centrestage and everything else is secondary!

Mahindra’s XEV 9e will have you question whether you really need to spend more for that global brand

The OG Scorpio has a lot of room for improvement, but the appeal of this car goes beyond logical reasoning

With ample performance, features, space and comfort, the XUV400 can be your family’s solo vehicle, but not without a caveat

Mahindra was listening. Everytime we journalists complained about the Thar, they were listening. Everytime an owner got frustrated with the Thar, they were listening. And now, the Thar is back - bigger, better and bolder than before.

A new name, bolder design and a whole bunch of new features make this SUV very tempting

With the 2024 updates bringing new features, colours and a new seating layout, the XUV700 has become a more complete family SUV than ever before

New bits include dual 10.25-inch screens, dual-zone climate control, wireless phone charger, rear AC vents, dual tone interior theme and a new flat-bottom steering wheel

Both the Toyota Fortuner Legender and Mahindra Scorpio N are extremely desirable SUVs with all the qualities you’d expect from their segment. But should you spend that extra premium to get the much more expensive Toyota?

Mahindra’s first electric SUV boasts of a very heavy spec sheet. We drive it at their test track to figure out how much of that weight it can carry in the real world.

Expectations from the new Scorpio N are sky high. Has Mahindra delivered the goods?

With so many segment-first features, drivetrains, seating and variant options, the XUV700 is trying to please everyone. But does it get the basics right to first get into your consideration?

The TUV300 gets a major makeover and joins the Bolero family. Is it worthy of the legendary name though?

21 years into its service, the Bolero soldiers on to meet the needs of the remote and rural areas of the country. But is it finally time for the legend to evolve?

The all-new Thar has been thoroughly impressive, both on and off tarmac. However, so far, it has only been compared to its predecessor. We pitch it against its urban sibling to see if it's any good for a family in the city.