The Scorpio could be offered with a 2.0-litre diesel engine producing 158 BHP.

A test mule of the next generation Mahindra Scorpio has been spotted yet again. The latest spy images suggest that the SUV will get disc brakes on all four corners.

The new Scorpio (codenamed: Z101) appears larger and features a completely new look. It is expected to be based on a ladder frame chassis. The SUV gets a typical Mahindra grille with vertical slats at the front, which is flanked by twin-pod headlamps. The upright rear fascia has a side-hinged tailgate.

The SUV is equipped with ORVMs that have integrated turn indicators, roof rails, side steps and is riding on multi-spoke alloy wheels. Unlike the new XUV500, the Scorpio gets pull-type door handles.

The Scorpio could be offered with a 2.0-litre diesel engine producing 158 BHP, paired with either a 6-speed manual or an automatic transmission.

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The images reveal more details of the DRLs, headlamps and tail lamps.

More images of the production-spec Mahindra Scorpio have surfaced online, revealing more of the car's headlights and tail lights.

The SUV gets twin-pod headlamps and C-shaped LED DRLs on the bumper. At the rear, it appears to get vertical tail lamps, with the brake light extending up the D-Pillar. The Scorpio also comes with a side-hinged tailgate, ORVMs with integrated turn-indicators, roof rails, side steps, multi-spoke alloy wheels, and a typical Mahindra grille with vertical slats.

The new Scorpio (codenamed: Z101) is expected to be based on a ladder frame chassis. It could be offered with a 2.0-litre diesel engine producing 158 BHP, paired with either a 6-speed manual or an automatic transmission. The SUV is expected to be launched around mid-2021.

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The new Scorpio looks larger and more upmarket in latest spy images.

The next generation Mahindra Scorpio has been spotted in production guise for the first time.

The new Scorpio looks larger than the outgoing model and features a completely new look. The front fascia is dominated by a typical Mahindra grille with vertical slats. The SUV has twin-pod headlamps, which may feature integrated LED daytime running lights.

The SUV has an upright rear fascia with a side-hinged tailgate. It also has ORVMs with integrated turn indicators, roof rails, side steps and is riding on multi-spoke alloy wheels. Unlike the new XUV500, the Scorpio gets pull-type door handles.

The new Scorpio (codenamed: Z101) is expected to be based on a ladder frame chassis. It could be offered with a 2.0-litre diesel engine producing 158 BHP, paired with either a 6-speed manual or an automatic transmission. The SUV is expected to be launched around mid-2021.

Thanks to R. Naveen Kumar for sending these images in. Heartfelt gratitude for sharing them with other enthusiasts via this Team-BHP page!

Mahindra has applied for the trademarks of the names ScorpioN and Mahindra ScorpioN in different styles in India. This has led to speculation that a more powerful or sporty variant of the SUV could carry this name.

It may be recalled that in October this year, the company had filed a similar application to trademark the name Scorpio Sting. This had led people to think that the manufacturer might be planning to sell the current and upcoming generations of the SUV side by side.

The next generation Scorpio is expected to be based on a ladder frame chassis. Spy images suggest that the SUV could get a redesigned exterior and a new interior featuring a touchscreen infotainment head-unit, new instrument cluster and steering wheel.

Reports suggest that the next-generation Scorpio could be offered with a BS-VI compliant 2.0-litre diesel engine with an output of 158 BHP. It could be paired with either a 6-speed manual or automatic transmission. Four wheel drive is likely to be offered as an option.

Mahindra is expected to launch the next-gen Scorpio in mid-2021.

 

The Scorpio has a higher stance than the XUV500 but looks less butch than the current model.

A test mule of the next generation Mahindra Scorpio has been spotted near Coimbatore. It appears to be a lower variant that is equipped with a 6-speed manual transmission.

The new Scorpio (codenamed: Z101) is expected to be based on a ladder frame chassis. It could be offered with a 2.0-litre diesel engine producing 158 BHP, paired with either a 6-speed manual or automatic transmission.

The new Scorpio is expected to be launched in the second quarter of 2021.

According to Ankur:

• The Scorpio has a higher stance compared to the XUV500. But, it looks less butch than the current model.
• The test mule was riding on 17-inch steel rims.
• It had dark brown and black interior with beige upholstery.
• It does not get the Mercedes-like instrument cluster of the new XUV500. It had a multicoloured speedometer.
• It had a bench seat in the second row. This particular test vehicle did not have a third row of seats but the driver said that it was a 7-seater.
• The car didn't have a sunroof but it appeared to have provision to install one.

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Will the next generation Scorpio be called the Scorpio Sting?

Mahindra has filed a trademark application for four new names - The Scorpio Sting, Sting, Scorpio Sting and The Sting. This has raised speculations that the next generation Scorpio could be called the Scorpio Sting.

It has been reported that the new Scorpio could co-exist with the current model. Therefore, to differentiate it from the existing model, it could get a new name.

The next generation Scorpio is expected to be based on a ladder frame chassis. Spy images suggest that the SUV could get a redesigned exterior and a new interior featuring a touchscreen infotainment head-unit, new instrument cluster and steering wheel.

Reports suggest that the next generation Scorpio could be offered with a BS-VI compliant 2.0-litre diesel engine with an output of 158 BHP. It could be paired with either a 6-speed manual or automatic transmission. Four wheel drive is likely to be offered as an option.

A test mule of the next-generation Mahindra Scorpio caught fire while it was out testing and the incident has been captured on video.

The video shows the test car engulfed in flames. Also, the front suspension of the vehicle seems to have completely collapsed.

According to media reports, the driver noticed smoke coming out from the engine bay. He stopped the car at the side of the road and before he could get any help, the fire had engulfed it completely. No one is reported to have been injured in the incident.

This is not the first time a Mahindra prototype has been involved in an accident. Back in 2013, a KUV100 prototype had crashed in the Nilgiri Hills.

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The interior of the next generation Mahindra Scorpio (codenamed: Z101) has been spied for the first time. The latest spy image reveals the SUV's new dashboard.

According to the spy image, the new Scorpio is likely to get a new dashboard design featuring vertical air-conditioning vents and a provision for a touchscreen infotainment system in the centre console. It is likely to receive a new steering wheel, revised instrument cluster and new switchgear.

The new Scorpio is expected to be based on a ladder frame chassis. From the outside, it looks larger than the outgoing model. The SUV is expected to get a new grille with vertical slats and wraparound tail lights.

Reports suggest that the next generation Scorpio could be offered with a BS-VI compliant 2.0-litre diesel engine with an output of 158 BHP. It could be paired with either a 6-speed manual or automatic transmission. Four wheel drive is likely to be offered as an option.

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The next generation Mahindra Scorpio (codenamed: Z101) was last seen near Chengalpattu in Tamil Nadu. The SUV has now been spotted again on the Chennai-Puducherry highway.

The latest spy images give us a better look at the proportions of the new Scorpio. It appears larger than the current generation but the overall shape looks familiar. It is likely to get new wraparound tail lamp clusters that slightly protrude out of the bodywork. At the front, the new model is expected to get a redesigned grille with vertical slats. At present, the test vehicle appears to be sporting dummy headlights and turn signals.

The next generation Scorpio is expected to be based on a ladder frame chassis and could be powered by a BS-VI compliant 2.0-litre diesel engine with an output of 158 BHP. The SUV could be offered with a choice of 6-speed manual or automatic gearbox as well as four-wheel drive.

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

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.

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.

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