Mahindra is set to launch the updated version of its popular SUV, the Mahindra Bolero, with luxurious features and killer looks in 2023. This seven-seater car has created a buzz in rural areas, where it has become a household name. The Bolero has been Mahindra’s best-selling car and has won the hearts of customers for years.

The new Bolero is expected to have the same platform as the Scorpio-EN. This platform is made of strong steel and is lightweight. The exterior of the new Bolero is also expected to have many changes, including a new signature twin-peak logo with chrome accented 7-slot grille, rectangular LED headlights, a new bumper, and fog lamp with chrome surround. The car manufacturer can upgrade its fit and finish level and quality.

The new Bolero may also have some new features such as a touchscreen infotainment system, a multi-functional steering wheel, a height-adjustable driver’s seat, and an automatic AC unit. It may also have Bluetooth connectivity with an audio system, power windows, 12V accessory sockets, remote locking, engine idle stop/start system, digital instrument cluster, driver airbag, rear parking sensors, ABS (anti-lock braking system), and front seatbelt reminders.

The new Bolero may have a slightly larger dimension to make it more spacious. The car is likely to have a 3-row seat configuration that can be extended forward. The car is expected to have a 2.2L mHawk diesel and a 2.0L turbo petrol engine with both manual and automatic gearboxes.

The new Bolero is expected to have a higher price than the current model due to its luxurious features and upgrades. Nevertheless, the new Bolero is expected to be more affordable than the Toyota Fortuner and offer similar features. The Mahindra Bolero has been a successful product for the carmaker and has become a

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