Pininfarina, TUV and KUV - Italian Intensity meets Indian Ingenuity
The Pininfarina effect can clearly be noticed in the new KUV100 and the car is quite striking, albeit in a love-or-hate kind of way. The micro-SUV incorporates inputs from the premium Italian design house, Pininfarina, which was recently acquired by Tech Mahindra.
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Every single time Mahindra showcased any of its upcoming offerings, we were excited beyond bounds and practically had to be clamped to our chairs. The TUV300 was a sight to behold and now Mahindra has revealed its upcoming micro-SUV, the KUV100. It can not be disputed that the car is definitely striking, albeit in a love-or-hate kind of way. Mahindra's offerings incorporate inputs from the premium Italian design house, Pininfarina, which was recently acquired by Tech Mahindra.
The car bears certain similarities to Nissan Juke especially at the rear end. The overall package might be a tad too overwhelming for you but the styling cues are definitely impressive in small doses.
The red highlights in the blacked-out along with wraparound headlamps definitely stand out and the attention to detail can be spotted in integration of Mahindra logo in the clusters.
The sleek grill helps in providing an intimidating stance to the rest of the car and incorporates silver accents, which are immaculately integrated.
You can't have a micro-SUV/Crossover without cladding and Mahindra made sure that this particular box was checked for KUV 100. The car features a two-tone bumper that incorporates a scuff plate and large rectangular fog lamps that are integrated in a jaunty angle.
So the Pininfarina effect can clearly be noticed in the new KUV100 but if you disagree, then do not fret, as they can’t all be winners. Remember the Daewoo Tacuma?
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