Cars are offered in various segments in India. The highest demand is the vehicles in the SUV segment. That is why many auto companies are specially centered on the production of SUVs. But whenever the subject of an SUV car goes out, the first Mahindra Company's name comes to our eyes.

Mahindra has offered many best SUVs in the country. But now Mahindra has closed their premium SUV XUV700's 5-seat variants from the market. The company has made this important decision, considering the growing trends of 7-seators and especially top-end trumpets. Now the company is focusing only on 6 and 7 seater variants.

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In fact, Mahindra has taken this decision in view of the current demand and priority of the customers. Earlier, the company had taken a big step and closed many variants of Thar.

The 5-CI-Celebration of XUV700 and the 7-Cetilate options have been removed from Mahindra's official website, indicating that the 5-seater version is no longer available for sale. Now the initial cost of XUV700 is less than Rs 15 lakh (X-showroom), but this cost will only be applicable to a 7-seat petrol manual variant. One of the biggest reasons behind this movement is the increasing demand for 7-seat version and the increasing popularity of top trims. In these versions, customers get more features, more space and better relief.

Engine option and technology

Although the variant lineup has changed, there has been no change in engine options. XUV700 is still available in both petrol and diesel options. Both engine options are known for powerful performance and good mileage.

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Facelift version is coming

Another indication of closing the 5–ster variant of XUV700 is another indicator that the facelift version of this SUV can be launched in the Indian market soon. According to reports, the Facelift version of Mahindra XUV700 may include many new technical features more comfy options and design updates. Mahindra has recently introduced a new black edition for this SUV, but it is only available for 6 and 7 seater variants. It is obvious that the company's attention is now completely on the multi-seat, top trims.