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Mahindra Launches its Maxximo Mini Van
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Competitively priced at Rs 3.2 lakh (BS3) for the Diesel variant
The forename for Mahindra’s new 8-seater is not an unfamiliar term in the Indian people’s mover segment. While the 0.8 ton pick up from Mahindra became the first ever real competition for Tata’s popular 1 ton pick up van (Tata Ace), the need for spacious and reliable passenger carriers remained a demand wholly satisfied by a fleet of Tata vehicles, whose current line-up includes the high-end Tata Winger Platinum, the Tata Venture and small, but modest Tata Magic Iris.
Using its superior Maxximo platform, Mahindra is now looking at opening up competition in the people’s mover category with the launch of its first C2 CRDe diesel technology powered Maxximo MINI Van.
The stylish and spacious 8-seater offers all the necessary comforts expected from a vehicle of its nature, which include its ergonomically designed and well-cushioned seats and the Maxximo Independent Front Suspension system, that raises the overall comfort levels of the MINI Van when on the move.
With an adequate pulling power of 25 HP and a top speed of more than 70 Kmph, the MINI Van manages to maintain a fuel economy of 18 Kmpl, implying an ideal balance of power and economy for the customer.
Speaking at the launch of the new Maxximo MINI Van, Dr. Pawan Goenka, President, Automotive & Farm Equipment Sectors, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., said, “A product from Mahindra’s state-of-the-art Chakan plant, the Maxximo MINI Van is the perfect embodiment of Mahindra’s philosophy of “Rise”.
On the technology front, some of the salient features of this stylish new MINI Van from the house of Mahindra include a robust monocoque chassis, constructed with bigger box-sections for greater rigidity, and safety features like booster-assisted Twin LSPV brakes.
Available in two attractive colour options, Diamond White and Appy Red the new Mahindra Maxximo MINI Van is competitively priced at Rs. 3.2 lac (Ex-Showroom BS3, Navi Mumbai).
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manoj
very ugly in look and engine is very very bed
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joseph
Maxximo mini van will surely destroy the name Mahindra earned since it's establishment. This van is a complete failure on road . I am an owner of two maxximo mini vans and three Tata Magics .We use all these 5 mini vans to carry students from rush,narrow streets of Gorakhpur city .At least once in a month both these maxximo mini vans create traffic jams in these rush streets , because of starting problem.All the passer bys abuse and comment on the driver.New vans ! your school manager bought it , and drivers and students will suffer so, far these vans carry students !" But the tata magics are really good companions.They earned triple of its price within two years of their service in our school.But pity on the Mahindra maxximo ,whenever they are motionless on the road tatamagic drag them to the nearest mahindra garage 15 kms away from us , Mahindra maxximo is a very bad invention of the company .
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sreejith
ya its vechicle is so good and like it
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AJAN RAJ
nice,better but price is so some large.
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Vincy Franco
looks nice frm the side but looks ugly frm the front
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