Mahindra is on a roll these days. The company has been launching an all-new product every year since 2020. This year is booked for the upcoming Mahindra Scorpio-N. The ladder-frame SUV is ready for its global unveiling on June 27. The Scorpio-N looks brute from certain angles, but it is confirmed that the SUV will be sold with a capable 4×4 drivetrain. The homegrown brand has recently trademarked a new ‘4XPLOR’ name. As per reports, the upcoming Scorpio-N’s 4WD system is likely to be called 4XPLOR. Therefore, it is safe to assume that 4×4 variants of the SUV will wear the 4XPLOR badge.
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In the third-gen rendition, the Scorpio-N will be sold with two engine choices – 2.0L mStallion turbo-petrol and 2.2L mHawk diesel engine. The former will belt out 170 PS of peak power. The oil burner, on the other hand, will be available in 2 states of tune – 130 PS and 160 PS. Mahindra will offer both of these engine options with 6-speed MT and 6-speed AT transmission choices.
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However, the option of a 4×4 drivetrain will be available on select variants only, and they are likely to be equipped with a low-range gearbox and a mechanically-locking rear differential. The Scorpio-N will utilise a solid axle at the rear and an independent front suspension. Besides, multiple driving modes, namely – Rough Road, Snow, Mud, and Water, will be available on the Scorpio-N.
To further ensure that the occupants are cocooned in comfort, the Scorpio-N’s cabin will be loaded to the brim. A large touchscreen infotainment unit with Android Auto & Apple CarPlay connectivity, semi-digital instrument console, dual-zone climate control, multiple airbags, and a lot more features will be available on the upcoming Scorpio-N. The upcoming SUV of the homegrown brand will have a strong presence, thanks to its beefy dimensions. The Mahindra Scorpio-N will measure 4,662 mm in length, 1,917 mm in width, and a height of 1,870 mm.
