What is the kerb weight of Mahindra Marazzo?

The claimed top speed of Mahindra Marazzo is arounf 145 kmph.

Inspired by a shark, they say. Do you see the resemblance? We do, even if faintly so. That said, there’s no denying that the Marazzo is a handsome MPV. And we’re glad Mahindra designers haven’t gone overboard in adding unnecessary styling elements to it. The smoked-out headlamps work together with the toothy grille to give it a confident face. From the side, the large 17-inch alloy wheels stand out and so does the subtle sliver of chrome that underlines the massive glass area. It’s slightly quirky from the rear but the large shark fin-inspired tail lamps do well to provide some relief to the eyes. With the Marazzo, you get the sense that function was valued over form. Glad!

The Marazzo is offered with a 1.5-liter diesel engine rated at 122PS and 300Nm. The engine is quite a refined mill that stays fairly quiet at idle, though it does make its presence audibly felt when revs rise. Moreover, the cabin insulation is pretty good in the MPV and you do not hear the engine rattling or road noise in the cabin. For a better understanding of performance and driving comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

Mahindra Marazzo is unlikely to be launched with a CNG automatic option. Stay tuned for further updates.

Earlier version of Mahindra Marazzo (Before 2020) top variant M8 had cruise control. Mahindra increased the price and reduced the Marazzo features. People are smart to reject it.