The new Mahindra Scorpio N Facelift is expected to keep its majestic styling but will offer minor modifications to sharpen up its road presence. Spy images show off a new front grille, sportier bumpers, and new LED headlamps with The rear-end styling will remain familiar, but expect minor tweaks in taillights and alloy designs to complement its strong stance and big-SUV presence of the Scorpio nameplate.
Key updates: Smarter features
The new Mahindra Scorpio N Facelift is also expected to bring a smarter, more tech-rich cabin and driving experience, including possibly a bigger infotainment touchscreen, possibly at least larger than a 10.25″, and a larger digital instrument cluster. Finally, on higher trims, an upgraded panoramic sunroof could be available rather than the standard single-pane roof. Expect an electronic parking brake with some form of auto-hold function as well for urban driving convenience.
Unbeatable Road Presence
The Marathon N is built on a durable ladder-frame chassis and offers impressive presence and off-road ability. The Facelift stays with the same engine and transmission combinations, the 2.0L turbo-petrol (approx 200 PS) and a 2.2L turbo-diesel (up to 175 PS) with manual or automatic options. The 4×4 should still be an option on the top diesel variants, and there will still be terrain modes for rough ground. The chunky numbers – length, approximately 4662mm, and wheelbase of around 2750mm – are unchanged.
Features: What’s Included
Level 2 ADAS suite: Reports suggest that there will be some level of advanced driver-assistance features on premium trim, which increase driver comfort and ease of use (e.g., forward collision warning (FCW), automatic emergency braking (AEB), adaptive cruise control (ACC), and Lane-Keep Assist (LKA).
Panoramic sunroof and extra entertainment options: A panoramic glass roof and an upgrade technology package showcasing interior technology like larger screens and wireless connectivity for entertainment systems are expected.
Retain available powertrains and drivetrain modes: The existing 2.0L petrol and 2.2L diesel engines are still available with manual or automatic transmissions, with multiple drive/terrain modes as well.
Sturdy body and off-road ability: A body-on-frame design with an available 4×4 option on select trim levels gives the vehicle good road presence and utility in off-road conditions.
Cabin comfort & safety: Expect premium features, including captain seats in select models, dual-zone climate control, plenty of technology and a 5-star Global NCAP safety rating under the base platform.
