The new-gen Mahindra Scorpio is all set to hit the Indian markets on June 27th, and the audience is waiting eagerly for the launch. In the teaser video and official revelation event, the SUV looked elegant. Spy photos and videos of the car have been surfacing online for more than a year and a half, giving design clues about it.
Right before the official launch, a new spy video circulated on social media that reveals the interior design and features of the 2022 Mahindra Scorpio-N. The cabin is shown in the video with a new Sony-sourced touchscreen infotainment system, a fully-digital instrument, and a soft-touch tan brown shade material on the dashboard.
Apart from that, the steering wheel is visible with Mahindra’s butterfly logo and multiple controls. In the front, the cabin also sports superior SONY audio speakers; the centre console surround is completed with a metallic insert; the climate control has real rotary knobs so the driver does not have to take their eyes off the road, and the door panels are finished in gloss black material.
With the introduction of the next-gen model, Mahindra intends to entice the young as well as technology lovers since, in this modern era of sophistication, all other carmakers are offering their cars with cutting-edge tech specs. And hence, the automaker has teased the model with the tagline “BigDaddyofSUVs.” The Scorpio-N will also be built on the ladder frame and will enter the lineup of other ladder frame-based SUVs like the Thar, Bolero, Bolero Neo, and its own sibling, the current-gen Scorpio.
The upcoming SUV will be manufactured at Mahindra’s state-of-the-art Chakan plant where a skilful team of designers has worked hard to give the dream of a powerful as well as wonderfully designed SUV life. Drawing inspiration from the current model, the new Scorpio-N has a suave design language and boasts Mahindra’s butterfly logo like the XUV700. Some of the key design elements of the upcoming SUV include a chrome radiator grille, twin-pod headlights, attractive alloy wheels, shark fin antenna, roof rails and more.
