Mahindra Bolero Neo News

Although most of the launches were facelifts, four new electric SUVs attracted the most attention with their debut

This news comes across as a bit surprising, considering how well Mahindra’s recent SUVs have been performing in crash safety tests

The TUV300 plus, which was discontinued way back, is likely to be resurrected as the Bolero Neo Plus

Out of the two, you would need to pay more for the Bolero if you had your eyes on it

Other than the logo swap, both SUVs seem unchanged in all other aspects

It is essentially the TUV300 Plus with a facelift and the capability to seat up to nine occupants

This downgrade of sorts is because of a global chip shortage

The Thar, XUV500, XUV300, Bolero, Alturas G4 and the KUV100 NXT have been exempted from this price increment

Can the Bolero Neo outrun its grand-daddy and also be easier on the pocket? We find out in our range of real-world tests

Priced at Rs 10.69 lakh, the Bolero Neo N10 (O) comes with one additional feature for a Rs 69,000 premium over the N10

It is offered in four broad trims: N4, N8, N10, and N10 (O)

Essentially a facelifted TUV300, it’s positioned as a more premium alternative to the Bolero