The 2021 Bolero will get a dual-tone exterior with new colour options.

Mahindra is planning to launch the updated Bolero this year. What you see here is the first completely undisguised image of the 2021 Bolero.

The changes made to the Bolero are only aesthetic. However, one of the most noticeable updates is the dual-tone colour scheme. The front fascia and bumper is grey which neatly contrasts the red paintwork. It is expected to get new colour options as well.

The front grille and bumper have been carried over unchanged but the headlamp clusters appear to feature slightly revised internals. This particular car isn't equipped with front fog lamps. It also has black ORVMs instead of body-coloured units.

The 2021 Mahindra Bolero will be powered by the same 1.5-litre diesel engine. It puts out 75 BHP and 210 Nm and will come paired with a 5-speed manual transmission.

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Mahindra is offering discounts of up to Rs. 51,200 on the XUV500.

Mahindra has announced discounts of up to Rs. 3.06 lakh on its BS6 models including the Alturas G4. The offers include cash discount, exchange bonus and corporate discount and are valid till December 31, 2020.

Mahindra is offering cash discounts of up to Rs. 2.20 lakh on the Alturas G4. Additionally, customers are being offered exchange bonus of up to Rs. 50,000, corporate discount of up to Rs. 16,000 and other benefits amounting to up to Rs. 20,000.

Mahindra is offering discounts of up to Rs. 51,200 on the XUV500. These include cash benefits of up to Rs. 12,200, exchange bonus of up to Rs. 20,000, corporate discount of up to Rs. 9,000 and additional benefits of up to Rs. 10,000.

The total benefits of up to Rs. 62,055 are being offered on the KUV100 NXT. The carmaker is offering a cash discount of up to Rs. 38,055, exchange bonus of up to Rs. 20,000 and corporate discount of up to Rs. 4,000 on the crossover.

The Bolero is offered with a cash discount of up to Rs. 10,000, corporate discount of Rs. 4,000 and other benefits worth Rs. 6,550.

The base B2 trim misses out on a new features, but is also less expensive.

Mahindra has launched a new variant of the Bolero. The newly introduced base B2 variant is priced at Rs. 7.64 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

The Bolero is now available in four variants - B2, B4, B6 and B6 (O). Reports suggest that the new entry-level variant comes with basic features such as power steering and manual air-conditioning. It also gets the mandatory safety aids like ABS, driver airbag, reverse parking sensors and front seat belt reminder.

The Bolero is powered by a BS6-compliant 1.5-litre diesel engine that produces 75 BHP @ 3,600 rpm and 210 Nm @ 1,600-2,200 rpm. The engine is paired with a 5-speed manual transmission.

Mahindra Bolero ex-showroom prices:

• B2 - Rs. 7.64 lakh
• B4 - Rs. 8.01 lakh
• B6 - Rs. 8.66 lakh
• B6 (O) - Rs. 9.01 lakh

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Mahindra has launched the updated Bolero in India with prices starting at Rs. 7,98,361 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

The new Bolero gets a redesigned front fascia with new headlights and a grille with chrome inserts. The front bumper has also been redesigned. It houses a pair of circular fog lamps.

On the inside, the new model comes with brown upholstery, dual-tone dashboard with faux wood trim and a new steering wheel.

The new Bolero is powered by a BS6-compliant 1.5-litre diesel engine that produces 75 BHP @ 3,600 rpm and 210 Nm @ 1,600-2,200 rpm. The engine is paired with a 5-speed manual transmission and comes with micro-hybrid technology with an engine start/stop system as standard.

The new Bolero comes with a driver airbag, front seat belt reminder, ABS and reverse parking sensors are standard. It also complies with pedestrian safety norms.

Variant-wise ex-showroom prices:

B4 - Rs. 7,98,361

B6 - Rs. 8,64,006

B6 Optional - Rs. 8,99,103

The updated Mahindra Bolero has been spotted at a dealership. The new images reveal some of the changes made to the SUV.

The Bolero facelift gets a redesigned front fascia. It has a new grille with chrome inserts and revised headlamp clusters. The front bumper has also been tweaked. It features a slim air dam and circular fog lights. It is said that it has also been updated to meet the new crash test norms.

A media report suggests that the new Bolero is likely to be offered with a BS6-compliant 1.5-litre, 3-cylinder diesel engine. The report also states that the Bolero could be offered in three variants - B4, B6 and B6 (O).

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Mahindra has launched a special edition of the Bolero Power+ with prices starting at Rs. 7.86 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

The Bolero Power+ comes with Special Edition decals, seat covers, carpet mats, scuff plate set, steering wheel cover, fog lamps and spoiler with stop lamp. It also comes equipped with safety features such as ABS and airbag.

The Bolero Power+ is powered by a 1.5-litre diesel engine that produces 70 BHP @ 3,600 rpm and 195 Nm @ 1,400-2,200 rpm. The engine is mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox.

Mahindra is celebrating a new production milestone as the 15,00,000th Bolero Pick Up rolled out of its production line at Kandivali in Mumbai. 

The Bolero Pick Up has a cargo deck that measures 2,765 mm in length and has a payload capacity of 1,700 kg. It is powered by a 2.5-litre, 4-cylinder diesel engine that produces 70 BHP @ 3,200 rpm and 200 Nm @ 1,400-2,200 rpm. The engine is mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox.

The Bolero Pick Up Extralong is offered in four variants depending on payload capacity. The base variant has a payload capacity of 1.25 tonne. It is also available with a 1.3 tonne and 1.5 tonne capacity.

Test mules of the XUV500, TUV300, Bolero and Supro with "BSVI-D" decals have been spotted testing, indicating that Mahindra has started road trials of its BS-VI compliant diesel engines. An image of an XUV300 with a BS6 sticker has also surfaced online.

Reports suggest that Mahindra is developing a new BS-VI compliant 2.0-litre diesel engine that is expected to power the next generation Scorpio among other models. The next generation Thar is expected to dump its 2.5-litre diesel for a BS-VI compliant 2.0-litre unit. The XUV300 is also expected to get BS-VI compliant petrol and diesel engines.

The BS-VI diesel engines are reported to get selective catalytic converters, diesel particulate filter and exhaust gas re-circulation. The new emission regulations will come into force in April 2020.

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The updated Mahindra Bolero has been spotted testing. It is expected to get a BS-VI compliant engine and new safety features.

The spy images suggest that the new Bolero could look identical to the current model. The test car has camouflage on the grille, which suggests that it could receive a redesigned grille. The car has the same single-pod headlamps with integrated turn signals and bumper with circular fog lamp pods.

The Bolero has grey plastic trim along the sides. At the rear, the car has a tail gate mounted spare wheel that has a dual-tone cover. The ZLX variant seen here has body coloured ORVMs and rear seat headrests. 

One of the images reveals an mHawk D70 badge placed behind the front fenders. The Bolero is on sale with the 3-cylinder, 1.5-liter mHawk D70 diesel engine developing 70 BHP @ 3,600 rpm and 195 Nm of torque @ 1,400-2,200 rpm in the sub 4m guise and the 2.5-liter M2DiCR engine that puts out 62 BHP @ 3,200 rpm and 195 Nm @ 1,400-2,200 rpm in the regular model.

According to a media report, Mahindra is likely to update the Bolero to help it comply with upcoming safety and emission regulations. Among the changes expected are the addition of a number of safety features and an updated engine.

The report states that ABS will be offered as a part of standard equipment in the MUV from this month. Additionally, safety features such as a driver's airbag, seatbelt reminder, high speed warning and rear parking sensors are expected to be added before July 1, 2019. The government has made it mandatory for carmakers to offer these safety features from that date.

Before October 1, 2019, the Bolero is expected to be updated to comply with the new frontal offset and side crash tests. Further, before April 1, 2020 it is also likely to feature a reworked front end to meet stricter pedestrian safety norms. The changes expected to the car are likely to include a higher bonnet, and redesigned bumper and grille.

Coming to the engine, the Bolero is likely to receive an updated version of the 2.5-litre m2Di diesel engine by April 1, 2020. This should help it comply with the upcoming BS-VI emission norms.

Source: Autocar India