Sept 12, 2016 : The Bolero is one of the oldest selling vehicles by Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M). Since its introduction in the year 2000, Mahindra has sold no less than 9 lakh Boleros in the country. With applications in military and paramilitary forces for years, the SUV has undergone several changes with the changing time. Now, M&M has updated the variant range of the New Bolero with the launch of the ‘Power+’ variant with a more powerful engine. The new variant comes with a 1.5-litre mHAWKD70 engine that is claimed by the company to be 13 per cent more powerful and five per cent more fuel efficient than the current Bolero
mHawk D70 SLE
( ` 6.98 lakh)
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EX
( ` 7.14 lakh)
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LX NON AC
( ` 7.45 lakh)
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EX AC
( ` 7.56 lakh)
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Economy, Practicality, Reliability
Ride quality, No 4X4, Cramped rear seating
The Bolero is built tough and is a true workhorse. It also doubles up as a great adventure vehicle
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The ‘Power+’ variant of the New Bolero comes with the mHAWKD70 engine that delivers 13 per cent more power and is available at a starting price of Rs 6.59 lakh (ex-showroom, Navi Mumbai).
In the wake of new government regulations that discourage larger vehicles, Mahindra is working on more compact products for the Indian market
Mahindra Bolero topped the sales charts as the highest selling SUV for the month of October by selling 7,754 units, while Hyundai Creta kept Indian manufacturer on the toes with 7,225 units.
