The Mahindra Thar Gets Dearer For The Second Time In 2022
- by Aniruthan Srithar
- Apr 19, 2022
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Both the petrol and diesel variants of the Mahindra Thar have been affected by the price hike
- Thar prices have been hiked by up to Rs 51,000.
- Some diesel variants have been the most affected.
- It locks horns with the Gurkha, its only rival in this space.
For the second time in 2022, Mahindra has increased the asking price of its popular off-roader, the Thar. Prices have been increased by up to Rs 51,000 depending on the variant you pick. The off-roader now retails between Rs 13.53 lakh and Rs 16.03 lakh, and continues to be offered in two trims: AX (O) and LX.
Take a look at the revised variant-wise prices:
Thar Petrol
|
Variant |
Old Price |
New Price |
Difference |
|
AX (O) Hard Top |
Rs 13.18 lakh |
Rs 13.53 lakh |
+Rs 35,000 |
|
LX Hard Top |
Rs 13.79 lakh |
Rs 14.22 lakh |
+Rs 43,000 |
|
LX AT Convertible |
Rs 15.23 lakh |
Rs 15.67 lakh |
+Rs 44,000 |
|
LX AT Hard Top |
Rs 15.33 lakh |
Rs 15.76 lakh |
+Rs 43,000 |
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Petrol variants are now dearer by up to Rs 44,000.
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The Thar petrol is priced between Rs 13.53 lakh and Rs 15.76 lakh.
Thar Diesel
|
Variant |
Old Price |
New Price |
Difference |
|
AX (O) Convertible |
Rs 13.38 lakh |
Rs 13.89 lakh |
+Rs 51,000 |
|
AX (O) Hard Top |
Rs 13.49 lakh |
Rs 13.93 lakh |
+Rs 44,000 |
|
LX MT Convertible |
Rs 14 lakh |
Rs 14.49 lakh |
+Rs 49,000 |
|
LX MT Hard Top |
Rs 14.10 lakh |
Rs 14.58 lakh |
+Rs 48,000 |
|
LX AT Convertible |
Rs 15.43 lakh |
Rs 15.94 lakh |
+Rs 51,000 |
|
LX AT Hard Top |
Rs 15.54 lakh |
Rs 16.03 lakh |
+Rs 49,000 |
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Prices of diesel variants of the Thar have been increased by up to Rs 51,000.
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The base trim (surprisingly) and the LX AT convertible are the most affected.
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Thar diesel is priced between Rs 13.89 lakh and Rs 16.03 lakh.
The Thar continues to offer buyers the choice of a 150PS 2-litre turbo-petrol and 130PS 2.2-litre diesel engines, paired with either a 6-speed manual or optional 6-speed torque converter automatic. Four-wheel drive with a low range gearbox is standard with both engine options.
To know more about our impressions about the Thar, read our in-depth first drive review. The off-roader fights it out with the Force Gurkha, the only other off-road SUV you can buy at this price point.