Scorpio Classic’s first look is strong, it’s getting many features
After the Scorpio-N, Mahindra and Mahindra has now unveiled its most popular SUV, the Scorpio Classic. In the first glimpse, the Scorpio Classic looks strong. The company is going to start its booking from 20 August 2022. The Scorpio Classic will come with all the new features and new Mahindra logo. The company will offer it with two variants. These will include the base Classic S and Classic S 11. Recently launched Mahindra’s new Scorpio-N has broken all the booking records.
Bold looking bumper and bonnet
The Scorpio Classic will further strengthen Mahindra’s portfolio in the SUV segment in the Indian market. If you look at the Scorpio Classic, then its basic model will look like the old one. However, the company has made some changes in it. The new grille is visible at the front with chrome slats in the Scorpio Classic. The bumper and bonnet of the SUV have been made bolder than before.
Diamond-Cut Alloy Wheels
The new grille and DRLs are making the Scorpio more powerful. The Scorpio Tower LED tail lamps are available at the rear in the SUV. The SUV is seen with new 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels. The new Mahindra Scorpio Classic will be offered with five paint schemes. Color options include Napoli Black, Red Rays, DSAT Silver, Galaxy Gray and Pearl White.
Available in three seating configurations
The interiors of the Mahindra Scorpio Classic will see several updates, including a new 9.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Android support and screen mirroring. Mahindra Scorpio Classic is available in three seating configurations. Two 7-seater and one 9-seater. A 7-seater option will get two captain seats in the second row and bench seats in the third row. At the same time, in the second row, benches will be available in the second row and two jump seats will be available in the third row.
A bench seat is available in the second row of the 9-seater and the company has given four jump seats at the back. Mahindra Scorpio Classic is powered by the new 2.2-litre turbo-diesel mHawk engine. It generates 132 HP and 300 Nm of peak torque.
