Bolero Neo Limited Edition: With powerful features and a stunning appearance, the Mahindra Bolero will compete with the Tata Sumo Nexon when it debuts in its new form. The Bolero Neo Limited Edition was introduced for the Indian market by Mahindra, the leading SUV manufacturer in the nation. The new offering is priced by the company at Rs. 11.50 lakh (ex-showroom, India). Based on the highest-spec N10 variant, the new limited edition Bolero Neo has aesthetic and functional upgrades to set it apart from the base model. The new limited edition Bolero Neo is approximately Rs 29,000 more expensive than the N10 model.
All about the Bolero Neo Limited Edition
Specifications
| Engine (up to) | 1493 cc |
| BHP | 98.56 |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Drive Type | RWD(with MTT) |
| Mileage (upto) | 17.29 kmpl |
| Fuel | Diesel |
It has a 1493 cc engine that can be paired with a Manual transmission. The 1493 cc engine generates 260nm of torque at 1750–2250 rpm and 98.56 bhp at 3750 rpm.
Design
In terms of the Mahindra Bolero’s new appearance and design, the new Mahindra Bolero Neo Limited Edition has aesthetic improvements like a roof ski rack, new fog lights, headlamps with integrated LED DRLs, and a spare wheel cover finished in a deep silver colour scheme. Dual-tone leather seats are another improvement to the interior. The driver’s seat has height adjustment as well as lumbar support. There are silver inserts in the central console, and there are armrests for the first and second rows of passengers.
Features
The Bolero Neo N10 Limited Edition sports a multi-function steering wheel, a power-adjustable exterior rearview mirror, a touch screen, an anti-lock braking system, alloy wheels, front fog lights, power windows both front and rear, passenger and driver airbags, and power windows both front and rear.
Price in India
Mahindra Bolero Neo N10 Limited Edition costs Rs 11.50 lakh in New Delhi (Ex-showroom).
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