Ford Endeavour Gets Costlier With Discontinuation Of Base Variant
The starting price is now up by Rs 3.80 lakh
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The base-spec Titanium 4X2 AT variant has been discontinued.
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The range now starts with the Titanium+ 4X2 AT variant, priced from Rs 33.80 lakh.
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The Sport variant is just a visually enhanced Titanium+ variant.
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Even with this change, the Endeavour’s base variant is still cheaper than the Fortuner’s base automatic variant by Rs 1.4 lakh.
Ford has discontinued the base-spec Titanium variant of the Endeavour, priced at Rs 30 lakh, so the SUV now retails from Rs 33.80 lakh, seeing a jump of Rs 3.80 lakh for the entry-level model.
| Variant |
New Price |
| Titanium+ 4x2 |
Rs 33.80 lakh |
| Titanium+ 4x4 |
Rs 35.60 lakh |
| Sport 4x4 |
Rs 36.25 lakh |
*all prices, ex-showroom Delhi
The range now starts with the Titanium+ 4X2 AT variant, which is also available with 4WD. The Endeavour gets a 2.0-litre diesel engine which is rated at 170PS and 420Nm, mated to an India-first 10-speed automatic gearbox.
The currently entry-level variant Titanium+ is loaded with all the essential features, while the Sport variant gets a few cosmetic enhancements. So, you can say the Endeavour now comes in a single fully loaded trim.
It features an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, Bi-LED headlamps, powered tailgate, electrically adjustable front seats, dual-zone climate control, panoramic sunroof, and semi-auto parallel park assist.
Safety is covered by seven airbags, electronic stability control, rollover control, hill launch assist, automatic headlamps, rain-sensing wipers, a rear parking camera, tyre pressure monitoring system, and hill descent control.
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