The 2022 Mahindra Scorpio-N is going to make its official debut on June 27th, but ahead of that, some specs of the SUV have been revealed. However, it should be noted that these are not the official figures. The disclosed power statistics place the much-anticipated Mahindra Scorpio-N between the Thar and the XUV700.
The homegrown automaker is going to offer the all-new Scorpio-N two powertrains: the 2-litre turbo mStallion petrol engine and the 2.2-litre turbo mHawk diesel engine. The petrol engine in all variants will generate 168 HP from the mStallion, which is 20 HP greater than the Thar and 29 HP less than the XUV700.
On the other hand, the diesel powertrain in base variants is going to churn out 128 HP, which is identical to the Thar but 25 HP below the base variants of the XUV700. The top-spec diesel variants will produce 158 HP, which is 30 HP more than Thar’s top models and 24 HP less than the XUV700’s top variants.
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. Mahindra is expected to officially reveal the rear design and the interior of the Scorpio-N in the coming days. Watch this space!
