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After taking a long run on the Indian street, Mahindra has finally customized the Bolero and it has been spotted at a dealership in Calicut, Kerala. The automaker has made some major changes in the model to enhance its off road capabilities. Over the years, the automaker has introduced some fresh like KUV 100, NuvoSport as well as updated model i.e Scorpio, XUV500 to the market. Besides, the carmaker has also launched a refreshed variant of its fully electric car, e-Verito in the Indian car segment. Now, the company has chosen its best selling unit, Bolero, let's see what's new in this car.
For the exterior, Mahindra has assigned a new metal bumper for the front, while rear comes with good ramp angles, large wheel arches, black running boards and Maxxis Bravo all-terrain tyres in black metal trims.
Also read: Mahindra Bolero Facelift Spied Testing on Indian Street
Mechanically, it is likely to be powered by the same 2.5-litre four-cylinder diesel engine as of regular one that generates 63 Bhp of power at 3,200 rpm along with a torque of 195 Nm at 1,400-2,200 rpm. The power will be transferred to the wheel via a 5-speed manual gearbox.
It is well known that the customized trim will be priced slightly higher than its predecessor owing to some new updates. Still, we are not certain at any point, hope it will be cleared soon.
Image Source: Mahindra Bolero Club
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