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This article talks about Mahindra’s upcoming SUV launches this festive season, including updates to the Bolero Neo, Standard Bolero, and Thar 3-DOR.
Mahindra is set to launch three new SUVs during this festive season. The series of launches will kick off on 6 October with the updated Bolero Neo and Standard Bolero models. Following these, Mahindra will also release the facelifted Thar 3-DOR shortly after. Additionally, a refreshed version of the popular XUV700 range is expected early next year.
The Bolero Neo, previously known as TUV300, is getting its second facelift since it was renamed in 2021. The new model features updated grills, slightly redesigned bumpers, and minor changes inside the cabin. The top variants may include new upholstery and additional features. The suspension has been tuned for better comfort, while the engine remains unchanged.
Along with the Bolero Neo, the Standard Bolero will also receive minor updates. These changes are mostly cosmetic, with some improvements in the cabin to make it look fresher. The Bolero has been a trusted SUV for over two decades and continues to be a top seller in small towns and rural areas.
The Thar 3-DOR facelift will follow the Bolero updates. Since its launch in October 2020, the second generation Thar has sold over 2.59 lakh units. The new facelift will include updates from larger Thar models, such as a premium cabin, soft-touch materials, and a large infotainment screen in higher variants. Details about major changes in the design have not been disclosed yet, but the engine options will stay the same.
As the festive season approaches, Mahindra fans can look forward to these exciting new launches. Stay tuned for more details about availability and specifications as the launch dates near.
Summary:
- Mahindra will launch three new SUVs this festive season.
- Bolero Neo and Standard Bolero are set for release on 6 October.
- Thar 3-DOR facelift will follow shortly after the Bolero updates.
- Bolero Neo features cosmetic and comfort upgrades; engine remains the same.
- Expect a refreshed XUV700 range early next year.
