Weekly Car News Fix: Updates On Mahindra Scorpio 2022, Skoda Octavia 2021, Mahindra Marazzo AMT, Lambo’s Electrification Plans, And More

Published May 22, 2021
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Two important reveals and spy shots, among others, are on the menu for this week’s news wrap

Weekly Car News Fix: Updates On Mahindra Scorpio 2022, Skoda Octavia highlights

In case you have missed out on the latest news stories on ZigWheels, here’s the week that was:

Mahindra Scorpio 2022 Goes Dune Bashing

A video of the next-gen Mahindra Scorpio bashing the dunes has surfaced online, hinting at the return of a four-wheel drivetrain. Check out the upcoming body-on-frame SUV here.

2021 Skoda Octavia Launch Timeline Revealed

Skoda India’s Director of Sales and Marketing Zac Hollis has revealed the revised launch timeline of the fourth-gen Octavia. The premium midsize sedan was originally expected to be introduced by the end of April but has now been postponed because of the pandemic.

Updates On Mahindra Marazzo AMT

The Mahindra Marazzo AMT has been a long time coming. Now, the carmaker has confirmed that the SUV is in the works and will launch soon. Check out our detailed report for all the latest developments.

Ford F-150 Lightning Breaks Cover

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Ford’s first-ever all-electric pickup, the F-150 Lighting, has been unveiled. While it may be based on the standard F-150, the electric pickup gets a few EV-specific design elements and features to stand apart from its ICE-powered sibling. Take a closer look here.

The Iconic Gulf Livery Makes A Comeback

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The McLaren LCM35 Formula 1 car will be sporting the iconic ‘Gulf’ livery at the 2021 Monaco GP scheduled for May 23, 2021. From what it looks like, the car will surely be a head-turner. Check it out here.

Lambo Goes Electric!

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Lamborghini has revealed its roadmap for the future, declaring that its first all-electric model will launch by 2030. The luxury carmaker also went on to confirm that its current lineup comprising the Urus, Huracan, and Aventador will be electrified. Learn more about the latest development here.