[Venkatesh]

Current-gen Scorpio will continue to be on sale, Re-badged as Scorpio Classic.

Next-gen Mahindra Scorpio is badged as Scorpio N.



Will be sold alongside the new Mahindra Scorpio N.

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[volkman10]

Mahindra Scorpio Classic testing continues.

- Mahindra to sell the Scorpio Classic alongside the new Scorpio N.

- The Scorpio N will go on sale on June 27.

- The Scorpio Classic should get the existing model’s 120PS 2.2-litre diesel engine.

It will be positioned below the Scorpio N in Mahindra’s line-up.
The test mule spotted was the top-spec S11 trim and had body-coloured door handles and ORVMs and alloy wheels.

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[TusharK]

Mahindra Scorpio Classic in bright red spotted

A Mahindra Scorpio Classic finished in bright red has been spotted just ahead of its launch.



The Scorpio Classic will be sold alongside the Scorpio N. As you can see, the SUV is expected to feature minor changes, including a revised front grille with the new Mahindra logo, projector headlamps and refreshed tail lamp clusters. It will also get dual-tone alloy wheels, roof rails, a roof spoiler and side steps.



The Scorpio Classic is also expected to get a few changes on the interior. It could get features like a touchscreen infotainment system with connected tech and cruise control; among others.



The Scorpio Classic is likely to be offered with the same 2.2-litre mHawk diesel engine as before. It could be paired with a manual transmission.

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[RavenAvi]

Scorpio to soldier on as Scorpio Classic in just 2 variants - base S3+ & top S11.

Will get the 2.2L 132PS/300Nm engine from the base Scorpio-N variant.

Rest of the lineup to be discontinued.

It’s likely to be revealed alongside the Scorpio N on June 27.
The same engine first debuted on the Thar and will also be seen on the Scorpio N’s base-spec variants.
7-seater configuration to be standard; 9-seater with side facing seats on the cards.
Currently, you also have S5, S7, and S9 variants on offer which will be discontinued.
Exterior changes include a new colour, refreshed grille with the ‘Twin Peaks’ logo, tweaked bumpers, and fresh alloy wheel design.
The Classic will get rear-wheel drive as standard, keeping 4WD exclusive to the Scorpio N.

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