This video is about the ownership and drive review of Mahindra Scorpio N of my friend Mr. Gill. We have discussed everything in detail about Mahindra Scorpio N.

Key Highlights

Modular Frame

The Scorpio-N is based on the third-generation modular body-on-frame platform and promises strong underpinnings with the use of high-strength steel - 81% in the frame and 41% in the body. Mahindra also claims to have the lightest Body in White (BIW) in the segment with better torsional and bending stiffness than D segment benchmark SUVs. Special attention has been given to optimizing the load dissipation in the event of a crash with the major brunt being taken by the frame and not the body. In simple words, if there's a crash, the doors won't be deformed to trap you inside the car, you will be able to open the doors.

Engine Options

Mahindra is offering the Scorpio-N with 2 engine options - a 197 BHP, 2-litre turbo petrol, and a 2.2L diesel engine that's available in 173 BHP and 132 BHP tunes. Both these engines are being offered with a 6-speed manual or 6-speed automatic transmission. For off-road enthusiasts, there is a 4x4 variant also on offer with the diesel engine.

Available Variants

Buyers will have 5 variants to choose from - Z2, Z4, Z6, Z8 and Z8L (The letter Z has been taken from Z101 - the Scorpio-N's code name during development). Prices for the petrol MT variant start from 12.94 lakh while the top-end diesel MT (2WD) variant costs 24.05 lacs. You can check out the detailed price list here. The launch prices are competitive and undercut the competition quite conveniently. 

Please watch the full video for detailed information.