Mahindra Scorpio N news

The Scorpio N and Classic account for well over 1 lakh orders

While all four SUVs get the choice of a petrol engine, the diesel engine remains the top pick

None of the Creta’s rivals crossed the 10,000-units mark last month

However, this safety technology is not coming anytime soon

The turbocharged engines offer benefits of increased power and torque, and better fuel economy too

Overall, the compact SUV segment saw a drop in demand when compared with January 2023, with only three SUVs registering month-on-month (MoM) growth

While the term SUV is being used a bit too freely given the body style’s extreme popularity, most will fail to meet all of these criteria

Sunroofs can pose several issues related to maintenance and even passenger safety

Hyundai confirms details of the fourth-generation Verna, while Tata officially updates feature set for 2023 Harrier and Safari.

Production of the popular top-spec Z8L variant was prioritised by the firm since the SUV’s launch

XUV300’s diesel powertrain beats the petrol ones by sales volume, though by a very small margin

While Mahindra has tried its best to bring down the waiting periods of its most popular SUVs, the order books are pretty stacked

The monthly demand for the Maruti Grand Vitara grew the most but stays behind the Mahindra Scorpio duo

It is only being offered in three broad trims – Z4, Z6 and Z8 – in the Rainbow Nation

The Republic Day-inclusive week of January was jam-packed with multiple new launches and a couple of booking updates, while two carmakers announced a recall for their latest SUV offerings
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