1 / 6In terms of exterior aesthetic updates, Scorpio Classic will get a new front grille design in black and chrome. Other changes will include the addition of a new faux skid plate and the usage of Mahindra's 'Twin Peaks' logo. The SUV will receive new headlamps, a redesigned bumper, and foglamps.
2 / 6The vehicle will be equipped with new Diamond cut R17 alloy wheels with dual-tone cladding, although the base form will still retain steel wheels.
3 / 6The car will get a bigger touchscreen entertainment system, with a modern touch and will benefit from the use of fewer buttons and knobs, for a cleaner design. The dashboard will have piano black accents and the centre console will have a dark oak finish.
4 / 6The Scorpio Classic will be available in 'S' and 'S11' trims, with either seven or nine seats.
5 / 6The Mahindra Scorpio Classic will mostly be powered by mHawk diesel engine with a power output of 130hp and 300 nm of torque.
6 / 6The new SUV will be priced lower than the current Scorpio-N model, which ranges from Rs 11.99 lakh to Rs 23.90 lakh (ex-showroom). It is likely to cost between Rs 10 lakh and Rs 17 lakh (ex-showroom).
