Mahindra Bolero

Mahindra has outfitted the Bolero with a 2523cc common rail M2DiCR engine plant that produces 64PS and 194Nm of torque. One of the best benefits of this power mill is its minimal maintenance expenses, which help to minimise the vehicle's overall ownership cost. The engine has been fine-tuned in comparison to the previous one, allowing the car to start with AC even in second gear. The NVH level still has to be investigated; even at low speeds, noise and vibrations can be felt. The riding quality is good as long as the speed stays under 100kmph.

As you approach 100kmph, the vehicle begins to get unbalanced. The best feature is the micro-hybrid technology, which helps improve the vehicle's fuel efficiency. When the automobile remains in stationary mode for an extended period of time, the unique start-stop system puts the engine on standby.

In terms of appearance, design, and style, the Mahindra Bolero appears to be inferior to none. Its tough appearance and powerful construction give it an intimidating appearance, which is accentuated by its hawk-eye headlamps.

The car is primarily aimed at large families who need to travel with a lot of luggage, particularly in rural areas, as evidenced by its flat design and appearance. The vertically segmented grille, accented by a body-colored bumper with fog lights, gives the front fascia a bold appearance.

The model's features include static bending headlights, fog lamps, a rear washer and wiper, and cloth seats. A Driver Information System with functions such as mileage travelled, distance to empty, gear indicator, door ajar indicator, and digital clock with day and date is also available.