Customers have responded overwhelmingly to the Mahindra Bolero model ever since it entered the Indian market, particularly in small towns. The business launched the basic Bolero and the Bolero Neo, two distinct versions, after realizing the need for the rugged and durable car.

The most recent model is listed on Mahindra’s official website, where prospective buyers may reserve the upgraded model ahead of time. According to information provided by the firm, the most recent models include minor tweaks, aesthetic enhancements, and better driving characteristics.

What’s New?

To start with the exterior, the special edition’s brightwork on the body has been replaced with a Napoli Black paint job with dark chrome accents. The entire road presence is somewhat improved by the black theme, which gives it a more aggressive appearance than previously.

The front profile maintains its usual appearance, showcasing the headlamp arrangement, strong front grille, substantial under-skid plate, and striking side cladding.

Inside

The most recent model has roof rails, which give it a rougher appearance. The inside of the cabin has a blacked-out motif, with black pillows and neck cushions and black completed upholstery. The model now has a rearview camera to make it better in the market and guarantee that consumers can park with ease.

Power and Engine

Under the hood, nothing has changed, indicating that the 1.5-liter mHawk diesel engine still powers the most recent Mahindra Bolero Edition. It has a maximum power output of 98 horsepower and a maximum torque of 260 Nm. Only a five-speed manual gearbox is attached to the unit.