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Old 6th October 2021, 10:31   #1636
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Re: Mahindra XUV700 Review

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Can the luxury pack be added to the MX variant? Specifically 360* camera, telescopic steering wheel and Electric smart doors?
No, the L pack is available only in the AX7 trim, that too only for AT. And I don't think these features can be added aftermarket either.

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Old 6th October 2021, 11:02   #1637
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Re: Mahindra XUV700 Review

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No, the L pack is available only in the AX7 trim, that too only for AT.
Now there is AX7 MT (Diesel) with L pack available.
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Re: Mahindra XUV700 Review

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Need your help/advice! I'm confused between the AWD and 2wd versions, do you think the FE of the AWD would be considerably less than the 2WD? I spoke to the Mahindra SA and he said the difference was nearly 3 kmpl for the xuv 500 and he doesn't know what the figure might be for the xuv 700.
Surely not 3Kmpl drop, as I enquired with my Service Advisor from Sireesh Auto couple of weeks back, he said it is hardly 0.5kmpl to 1kmpl.
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From Overdrive's first drive report:

And finally, they added in all-wheel drive, using a BorgWarner transfer case to deliver torque to all four wheels at the click of a button. This is not an on-demand system, you have to select all-wheel drive, and when it's switched off, power is shifted back to the front wheels.
Thanks for the updated info. AWD on demand is great. I have had only one AWD, that too long time back and it had sensors to do the shifting.

Anybody looking at AWD's need to be aware of some drop in FE, tires getting worn out faster than FWD's & also somewhat increased maintenance cost.

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Surely not 3Kmpl drop, as I enquired with my Service Advisor from Sireesh Auto couple of weeks back, he said it is hardly 0.5kmpl to 1kmpl.
Agree, FE drop max. would be 1 Kmpl.

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Just went through the brochure and the variants. MX looks good, Also the AX7. Can the luxury pack be added to the MX variant? Specifically 360* camera, telescopic steering wheel and Electric smart doors?
Not sure about the other features but 360 camera is readily available as an after market accessory these days. Moreover one of my friend who is in Mahindra Chennai plant pointed out that some of the L features like 12 speaker system and 360 camera could be made available as official accesory sometime later in FY22.
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Re: Mahindra XUV700 Review

Slightly off topic here and apologies in advance. What is the expected fuel efficiency for the diesel variant? I hear petrol is in the range of 5 to 8 kmpl. Still weighing my options to go with diesel or petrol. Also there is this big worry of DPF related issues. Does XUV700 has a manual regeneration facility like Crysta or Fortuner?
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Not sure if this was asked before, but I am noticing a big jump in prices for the 5 vs 7 seaters. Does anyone have more idea as to what additional features will be offered along with those 3rd row seats ? 50k+ increase in OTR just for 2 extra child seats seems to steep to me.
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AX7 L - MT Diesel launched at 19.99L
AX7 L AWD Diesel launched at 22.89L
Mahindra is doing a KIA here. Lot of Engine and Variant options. This one is going to be a run away success!
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Guys,
please have realistic expectations and be realistic in your comparisons.

If we look at the Harrier, the XM variant costs Rs 15.79 lacs and comes with a 170 PS engine, rear drum brakes, 2 airbags, no sunroof, no alloy wheels, no cruise control, no automatic climate control and no push start/stop button
A very important factor most seem be overlooking is that as per reports on our forum (thanks to knowledgeable members) the Harrier/Safari has not been crash tested by GNCAP due to poor internal crash test results - If I recall correctly, there was an issue with the steering column / assembly protruding into the cabin. While these are unverified, the fact that Tata Motors has chosen to not crash test these vehicles is telling.

On the other hand, M&M representatives have been vocal about the safety supposedly offered by the XUV700. Given the THAR's 4* crash test rating at GNCAP, I would safely hazard a guess that the XUV 700 scores, at the very least, a similar rating.

This is, of course, conjecture on my part, but it is not unfounded.
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Re: Mahindra XUV700 Review

The 7OO in Red looks killer!

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Tell you what, this machine would look scary in the dark wherever it is parked at nights with all it's lights off - be it in the garage or out on the roads!
(Christine or The Car, anyone?)

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Re: Mahindra XUV700 Review

Finally managed to read the review today. Fantastic review, I must say. Kudos. This looks like the car that everyone is curiously waiting to see including myself. The review is less than two months old and the thread has already run into 100 plus pages. A friend has booked a test drive this weekend, hopefully I get to ride as well.
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So mentally, people see fantastic pricing (starts at ₹11.99 lakhs), and see value for what they are buying even if they pay between ₹20 and 23 lakhs ex showroom. And guess how many of the 25,000 units to be sold at these prices will be Petrol MX variants?
With the amount of features offered right from the base variant M&M is showing the Indian auto Industry that instead of refining cost-cutting techniques, companies should develop cost-innovation capabilities. They must learn to reengineer their cost structures in novel ways so they can offer customers dramatically more for less and hence now people are willing to pay over 28lacs OTR which is nearly 100% more than the base variant with the same engine.
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Old 6th October 2021, 13:28   #1648
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Re: Mahindra XUV700 Review

Thanks to RamaKrishna Grandhi for sending this in. Heartfelt gratitude for sharing it with other enthusiasts via this Team-BHP share page!

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I got the accessories prices list for the Mahindra XUV700.

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Thanks to RamaKrishna Grandhi for sending this in. Heartfelt gratitude for sharing it
Thanks !

I had a question about the side-step set. People were saying that this would reduce the ground clearance of the vehicle, which may cause problems in Bangalore especially when it is fully laden.

Does anyone have any information on how much it would reduce the GC by ?
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Old 6th October 2021, 14:06   #1650
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Re: Mahindra XUV700 Review

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Don't be under the faintest doubt that all this was just based on M&M listening to customer feedback and responding magically with two new variants in days! There is no way a company can plan, source, market two completely new variants in 5 days! This was all pre-planned to the day.
Possible, but it could also be a case of Mahindra listening to the market. I am sure they had planned the AWD L variant and I was expecting them to launch it later, probably after a couple of price hikes, but the fact that they are doing it now is good for me and others who were waiting for a similar variant.
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