Mahindra Scorpio BS6 – Starts from..?

The prices of the BS6 Mahindra Scorpio have been revealed. The bookings of the car have just started taking place recently as dealers were accepting bookings with an online amount of Rs 5,000. The deliveries of the Mahindra Scorpio will be taking place soon after the lockdown ends. The Scorpio does not get a lot of changes on the outside, but it gets an upgraded engine. It also misses out on the all-wheel-drive system that was previously offered. The new base trim for the Scorpio will line up from the S5 variant. Take a look at the pricing below.

Mahindra Scorpio BS6 S5

This variant will now cost Rs 12.40 (ex-showroom). It previously cost Rs 11.98 lakh (ex-showroom). The S5 variant has features such as seven side facing seat and nine side facing seat options, manual ORVM adjustment, manual central locking, Intellipark, micro-hybrid technology, fabric upholstery, front and second-row 12V power outlets.

Mahindra Scorpio BS6 S7

The S7 variant is now priced at Rs 14.21 lakh (ex-showroom). It will get features such as body-coloured ORVMs and door handles, spoiler, driver height adjust, arm-rest on front seats, seven side facing seat and eight front-facing seat options, electric adjustable ORVMs, roof mounted sunglass holder, speakers and tweeters, rear wash and wipe, remote central locking, follow-me-home headlamps, projector headlamps, latest generation braking system, 2 DIN audio system with CD, USB and AUX/ voice assist system.

Mahindra Scorpio BS6 S9

The S9 variant has now been priced Rs 14.84 lakh (ex-showroom). It includes features such as automatic temperature control, audio and cruise control on steering wheel, ORVMs with side turn indicators, anti-pinch and auto roll-up smart driver window, static bending headlamps, seven-inch touchscreen infotainment with Bluetooth, USB and AUX, driver information through infotainment, gear shift indicator, speed-dependent volume control.

Mahindra Scorpio BS6 S11

The S11 variant is now priced at Rs 16.00 lakh (ex-showroom). It comes with features such as faux leather seat upholstery, faux leather-wrapped steering and gear lever, seven side-facing seats, seven captain seats and eight front-facing seat option, GPS navigation, reverse parking camera with dynamic assist, tyre-Tronics, rain and light sensors.

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Engine and transmission

The Scorpio loses out on the previously offered 2.5-litre engine option. The 2.2-litre mHawk engine on the Mahindra Scorpio produces 140 bhp and 320 nm of torque. The Scorpio is mated to a six-speed manual transmission as standard. There is also an all-new model of the Scorpio that has been spotted testing but it will not be launched anytime soon. The new Tata Sumo could be a rival for the Scorpio if Tata decides to bring in the car.