The B6 variant of the Bolero gets the highest price hike of Rs 22,000.

Mahindra has increased the prices of the Bolero and Bolero Neo by up to Rs 22,000.

The B6 variant of the Bolero gets the highest price hike of Rs 22,000, while the B4 trim now costs Rs. 20,701 more.

The N10 (O) variant of the Bolero Neo commands a hike of Rs 20,502, followed by the N10 and N4 variants, prices of which, have gone up by Rs 21,007 and Rs 18,800, respectively.

Mahindra has also increased the prices of the XUV700 and Thar. These SUVs got dearer by up to Rs 37,000.

Dual airbags, ABS and reverse parking sensors are standard across all variants of the Bolero.

According media reports, Mahindra was supposed to introduce dual airbags on the Bolero facelift. However, it seems the safety feature has silently been introduced in the current model.

The Mahindra Bolero is available in three variants - B4, B6 and B6(O). Safety features like dual airbags, ABS, reverse parking sensors, seat belt reminder and a co-driver occupant detection system is now standard across all variants.

The Bolero is powered by a 1.5-litre mHawk75 diesel engine that produces 75 BHP @ 3,600 rpm and 210 Nm @ 1,600-2,200 rpm. The engine is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission.

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Lohar's creation will be displayed at Mahindra Research Valley.

Dattatraya Lohar from Maharashtra was all over the news last month. His claim to fame was a small car built using scrap. Lohar has now received a Bolero as a gift from none other than Anand Mahindra.

The vehicle built by Lohar looked like a mini Thar and soon caught the attention of Mahindra's top boss. Lohar was offered a Bolero in exchange for his creation, which will be put on display at Mahindra Research Valley.

Anand Mahindra confirmed this on Twitter saying, "Delighted that he accepted the offer to exchange his vehicle for a new Bolero. Yesterday his family received the Bolero & we proudly took charge of his creation. It will be part of our collection of cars of all types at our Research Valley & should inspire us to be resourceful".

The updated Bolero pickup is expected to be offered with a 2.5-litre diesel engine paired with a 5-speed MT.

The Mahindra Bolero pickup is set to get a makeover in 2022. The latest spy images reveal a few details of the refreshed model.

The 2022 Bolero pickup has an upright front fascia featuring a redesigned grille. The front bumper also looks a bit chunkier than before.

On the inside, the pickup gets a 3-spoke steering wheel and a conventional instrument cluster. While the rest of the dashboard is wrapped in camouflage, it is expected to be sparsely equipped.

The updated Bolero pickup is expected to be offered with the same 2.5-litre diesel engine paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. It will also come with a factory-fitted CNG option.

Source: Motorbeam

Mahindra is also likely to launch the updated Bolero pickup next year.

The Bolero is getting a makeover, and if recent media reports are to be believed, Mahindra might launch the Bolero facelift in January 2022.

It is said that Mahindra has had to postpone the launch of the Bolero due to the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent semiconductor shortage. The report also states that some dealerships have started accepting bookings for the updated model.

Looking at the spy images, it seems the Bolero will receive a redesigned front fascia. It will feature a new grille and a tweaked front bumper.

Under the bonnet, the Bolero is expected to get a 1.5-litre diesel engine that produces 74 BHP and 210 Nm. The motor will be equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission.

Source: Rushlane

Gone are the days when a cold start of a Bolero used to sound like a tractor. The 1.5 mHawk engine is smooth and silent.

BHPian raj_5004 recently shared this with other enthusiasts.

Here are some pics of our beater car that we use at our native.

It's a Bolero Power+ in SLE trim. This car was barebones and we have recently done a few convenience & cosmetic mods to it:

• Central locking
• Power windows
• Roots Windtone Horn
• Android Head Unit
• Rain Visors
• Leather seats
• Fog Lamps with DRL (looks tacky but get the job done)
• Front grille change (not to my taste though)

Driving the Bolero is an adventure in itself! The new 1.5 ltr motor can be termed 'adequate' at best. It picks speed decently till about 90 kmph, after which it is a struggle. But the good part is that it's torquey, so even if you load up the UV, it will still pull cleanly without any hiccups. I was pleasantly surprised at the NVH of this engine though. Gone are the days when a cold start of a Bolero used to sound like a tractor. The 1.5 mHawk engine is smooth and silent.

The steering is vague without any feel, so keeping the UV pointing in the right direction at high speeds is sort of guesswork.

Ride is good at low speeds but hit an undulation at high speed and the passengers are bound to puke. Braking is again mediocre and engine braking is more of a necessity rather than a good driving technique.

Reliability is the major forte of the Bolero. It keeps performing without any complaints and I can vouch for the fact that it can take any abuse you throw at it with minimal complaints or issues. Service costs are low since the parts are cheap.

Check out BHPian comments for more insights and information.

Dealerships are selling the last few units of the XUV500 at attractive prices.

Mahindra is offering massive discounts on some of its cars in November. 

As you know, the XUV500 has been discontinued. Therefore, dealerships are selling the remaining stock at attractive prices.

The carmaker is offering up to Rs. 2.74 lakh worth of benefits on the XUV500. It includes a cash discount of Rs. 1.80 lakh, exchange bonus of Rs. 50,000, a corporate bonus of Rs. 4,000 and free accessories worth Rs. 20,000.

The Scorpio is available with benefits of up to Rs. 32,000, which include an exchange bonus of Rs. 15,000, a corporate bonus of Rs. 4,000 and accessories worth Rs. 13,000.

Marazzo customers can get total benefits of up to Rs. 40,000. The MPV is available with a cash discount of up to Rs. 20,000, an exchange bonus of Rs. 15,000 and Rs. 5,000 corporate discount.

The XUV300 and KUV100 NXT come with benefits of up to Rs. 49,000 and Rs. 61,000 respectively.

The Bolero comes with benefits of up to Rs. 13,000, which include an exchange bonus of Rs. 10,000 and a corporate bonus of Rs. 3,000.

Prices of the Scorpio, Marazzo, XUV500 and XUV300 have also been hiked.

Most carmakers have announced a price hike this month. Mahindra too has decided to increase the prices of its models from July 6, 2021.

The quantum of the price hike varies from model to model, but it's the increase in the prices of the Thar that caught our attention. The off-roader gets the steepest hike of Rs. 32,000-92,000 depending on the variant.

The prices of the Scorpio have been increased by Rs. 27,211-37,395, followed by the Marazzo, prices of which have been raised by Rs. 26,597-30,867.

The Bolero is now dearer by Rs. 22,452-22,508, while the prices of the XUV300 have been hiked by Rs. 3,606-24,029. The XUV500, KUV100 and Alturas G4 get a nominal hike of up to Rs. 3,068, Rs. 2,672 and Rs. 3,356 respectively.

The latest price hike comes at a time when Mahindra is gearing up to launch the Bolero Neo in the Indian market.

Source: Rushlane

The Bolero Neo is expected to be positioned above the standard Bolero.

We have seen spy images of the Bolero Neo and more recently, Mahindra even released a teaser. Still, there has been no official word about its launch date.

According to a media report, Mahindra is likely to launch the Bolero Neo on July 15, 2021. The SUV is expected to be positioned above the standard Bolero and could be offered in three variants - N4, N8 and N10.

Don't let the name fool you, as the Bolero Neo is essentially an updated TUV300. Mahindra has given it a new front fascia featuring a revised grille and headlamp clusters as well as a redesigned front bumper. On the inside, the SUV is expected to receive minor changes like a new infotainment system and seat upholstery.

The Bolero Neo is likely to be offered with a 1.5-litre mHawk100 diesel engine producing 100 BHP and 240 Nm. Transmission options might include a 5-speed manual and 5-speed AMT.

Source: Carwale

Discounts for the month of July 2021 range from Rs. 16,500 to Rs. 3.01 lakh.

Mahindra has rolled out new offers on its range of vehicles for the month of July, 2021. Discounts range from Rs. 16,500 to Rs. 3.01 lakh.

The Alturas G4 has the highest benefits of up to Rs. 3.01 lakh. It includes a cash offer of up to Rs. 2.2 lakh, an exchange bonus of up to Rs. 50,000, a corporate discount of up to Rs. 11,500 and an additional discount of up to Rs. 20,000.

The KUV100 NXT is available with benefits of up to Rs. 61,055. It includes a cash discount of up to Rs. 38,055, exchange bonus of up to Rs. 20,000 and a corporate discount of up to Rs. 3,000.

Mahindra is offering benefits of up to Rs. 44,000 on the XUV300. The total benefits include a cash discount of up to Rs. 5,000, exchange bonus of up to Rs. 25,000, a corporate discount of up to Rs. 4,000 and additional benefits of up to Rs. 10,000.

Total benefits of up to Rs. 40,200 are being offered on the Marazzo. It includes a cash bonus of Rs. 20,000, exchange discount of up to Rs. 15,000 and a corporate discount of up to Rs. 5,200.

The Scorpio is available with benefits of up to Rs. 36,042. It includes an exchange bonus of up to Rs. 15,000, a corporate discount of up to Rs. 4,000 and other offers of up to Rs. 17,042.

Total benefits of up to Rs. 1.89 lakh are being offered on the XUV500. It includes a cash bonus of Rs. 1.13 lakh, exchange bonus of up to Rs. 50,000, a corporate discount of up to Rs. 6,500 and additional offers of up to Rs. 20,000.

Mahindra is also offering benefits of Rs. 16,500 on the Bolero. The cash discount on this car is Rs. 3,500, while the exchange bonus and corporate discount are Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 3,000, respectively.