Mahindra XUV300, XUV500, Bolero And More Get Dearer

• The XUV300 garners the highest price hike due to its new features.

• The Bolero gets the smallest price increment in the lineup.

• Rise in commodity prices and various other input costs are the reason behind the price increment.

Back in December 2020, Mahindra had announced that it would be hiking prices of its model lineup, due to a rise in commodity prices and various other input costs. And now, that increment has taken effect for most of its lineup aside from the Thar and Alturas G4. While the Thar had already received a price hike back in January, it could get another one soon. Here are the revised prices:

XUV300

XUV500

For the XUV300’s larger sibling, the XUV500, all variants have received a price increment of Rs 25,000, which puts the SUV at a price range of Rs 13.83 lakh to Rs 19.56 lakh. Mahindra is slated to introduce the next-gen XUV500 around March 2021 with a host of premium features that will make it even dearer.

Bolero

The Bolero gets the smallest hike out of the lineup: in the range of  Rs 14,000 to Rs 23,000. The top-spec B6 (O) gets the smallest increment, with the mid-spec B6 receiving a higher price hike. The Bolero now retails from Rs 8.17 lakh to Rs 9.15 lakh.

Scorpio

Another model getting a consistent price increment for all its variants is the Scorpio. It receives a Rs 26,000 increment in pricing, which translates to a price range of Rs 12.68 lakh to Rs 16.53 lakh. The Scorpio is due a generational update, which is expected to happen later this year. 

Marazzo 

The Marazzo’s pricing has been increased in the range of Rs 21,000 to Rs 39,000 depending on the variant. This puts the Marazzo at a price range of Rs 11.64 lakh and Rs 13.80 lakh.

KUV100 NXT

All prices ex-showroom