Next-gen Mahindra Scorpio | Now revealed as Scorpio-N

TusharK · 10th May 2019, 18:34

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The next generation Mahindra Scorpio (Codenamed: Z101) has been caught testing near Chengalpattu in Tamil Nadu.

Next-gen Mahindra Scorpio | Now revealed as Scorpio-N-mahindra_scorpio_spy_1_18279.jpg

The spy images suggest that the new Scorpio could get a lower roofline compared to the current model. The front appears to have a slatted Mahindra grille with wraparound headlamps on either side. This particular test vehicle does not seem to have a bonnet scoop. The SUV appears to have flared wheel arches and a slightly raked rear windshield.

Next-gen Mahindra Scorpio | Now revealed as Scorpio-N-mahindra_scorpio_spy_3_18446.jpg

Like the current model, the next-generation Scorpio is expected to be based on a ladder frame chassis. Reports suggest that it could be powered by a 2.0-litre diesel engine that produces 158 BHP. It is likely to be paired with either a 6-speed manual or automatic transmission, while four-wheel drive could be available as an option.

Next-gen Mahindra Scorpio | Now revealed as Scorpio-N-mahindra_scorpio_spy_4_18117.jpg

Next-gen Mahindra Scorpio | Now revealed as Scorpio-N-mahindra_scorpio_spy_2_18557.jpg

Source: Motor Vikatan

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CrAzY dRiVeR · 10th May 2019, 19:03

Looks longer as per these pics?

The old upright stance is gone when seen from the side profile, though that was expected since the current Scorpio is cramped for room.

RWD · 10th May 2019, 19:07

The new generation Scorpio looks wider, longer, and balanced in profile. Glad that the rear is not designed by a guillotine this time around.

Appears a size bigger than the current generation too.

Hope that this one will fare a lot better in terms of crashworthiness, and some space in the front row will be appreciated. Looking forward to this one.

4x4addict · 10th May 2019, 21:19

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Originally Posted by RWD

The new generation Scorpio looks wider, longer, and balanced in profile. Glad that the rear is not designed by a guillotine this time around.

Agree with you. I like this shape better than the current one. But the devil is in the details. Hope their Indian design team hasn't got to mess up this one yet.

Geo_Ipe · 10th May 2019, 21:32

How are we sure this is the new Mahindra Scorpio?

Why are they testing the prototype in Tamil Nadu where they don't have a manufacturing facility?

1100D · 10th May 2019, 21:47

The proportions do quite well. The lowered roofline is welcome. So people looking for a Ladder-frame, 4WD, 4-door, hardbody, practical SUV and not wanting to part with Fortuner/Endeavour money (infact almost half that), will still continue to have something that caters to them!!

albertprince · 11th May 2019, 06:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by Geo_Ipe

How are we sure this is the new Mahindra Scorpio?

Why are they testing the prototype in Tamil Nadu where they don't have a manufacturing facility?

Mahindra Research Valley, R&D of the automaker is located in Chennai. Mahindra test mules are a common sight in and around the city.

HyperRetard · 11th May 2019, 07:39

The side profile reminds me of a Force One.

I just don't get it. Why lose your USP?

If Merc can retain the boxy looks in a modern body (reference to the New G-class), why can't Mahindra?

howler · 11th May 2019, 08:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by HyperRetard

The side profile reminds me of a Force One.

I just don't get it. Why lose your USP?

If Merc can retain the boxy looks in a modern body (reference to the New G-class), why can't Mahindra?

Evolution; the current Scorpio design is not a very spacious or well balanced one . It’s too top heavy , this looks more balanced and should manifest itself with better road manners.

HyperRetard · 11th May 2019, 08:34

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Originally Posted by howler

Evolution; the current Scorpio design is not a very spacious or well balanced one . It’s too top heavy , this looks more balanced and should manifest itself with better road manners.

Evolution, agreed.
But evolution at what cost? At the cost of character? At the cost of what made you what you are (segment favourite)? Evolution at the cost of basic fundamentals?

I dont know if thats the right move.

All I know is that an XUV would dwarf this for height, and thats not going to help sales.

fz_rider · 11th May 2019, 10:28

Looks more balanced than the outgoing model.
Looks like it will get collapsible twin seats in the boot, same as now.

fx45 · 11th May 2019, 10:46

I like the proportions of this new Scorpio. Wish Mahindra offers a tailgate mounted spare just as an accessory, I am sure it would look nicer and give the SUV an old-school look.

padmrajravi · 11th May 2019, 12:23

Looks proportionate and aggressive, true to its character. Lower roof line is part of the general automobile evolution. Current Scorpio is actually scary , if corners are taken with a bit of speed. This will hopefully reduce the body roll.

So BS6 will not kill the Scorpio brand. Even if it turns out to lose some of its character , it is heartening that Mahindra is protecting its brands , unlike Tata, who is killing off its iconic brand names.

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Aravind_M92 · 11th May 2019, 13:34

Hopefully they do get rid of the rain gutters!

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RWD BHPian Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Mumbai Posts: 90 Thanked: 172 Times	re: Next-gen Mahindra Scorpio \| Now revealed as Scorpio-N The new generation Scorpio looks wider, longer, and balanced in profile. Glad that the rear is not designed by a guillotine this time around. Appears a size bigger than the current generation too. Hope that this one will fare a lot better in terms of crashworthiness, and some space in the front row will be appreciated. Looking forward to this one.
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1100D Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Calcutta Posts: 4,390 Thanked: 4,101 Times View My Garage	re: Next-gen Mahindra Scorpio \| Now revealed as Scorpio-N The proportions do quite well. The lowered roofline is welcome. So people looking for a Ladder-frame, 4WD, 4-door, hardbody, practical SUV and not wanting to part with Fortuner/Endeavour money (infact almost half that), will still continue to have something that caters to them!!
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HyperRetard BANNED Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: New Delhi Posts: 164 Thanked: 486 Times	The side profile reminds me of a Force One. I just don't get it. Why lose your USP? If Merc can retain the boxy looks in a modern body (reference to the New G-class), why can't Mahindra?
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fx45 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: mumbai Posts: 1,823 Thanked: 386 Times	re: Next-gen Mahindra Scorpio \| Now revealed as Scorpio-N I like the proportions of this new Scorpio. Wish Mahindra offers a tailgate mounted spare just as an accessory, I am sure it would look nicer and give the SUV an old-school look.
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padmrajravi Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2019 Location: Kozhikode Posts: 1,252 Thanked: 5,634 Times	re: Next-gen Mahindra Scorpio \| Now revealed as Scorpio-N Looks proportionate and aggressive, true to its character. Lower roof line is part of the general automobile evolution. Current Scorpio is actually scary , if corners are taken with a bit of speed. This will hopefully reduce the body roll. So BS6 will not kill the Scorpio brand. Even if it turns out to lose some of its character , it is heartening that Mahindra is protecting its brands , unlike Tata, who is killing off its iconic brand names.
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