Mahindra Bolero Neo makeover, which was seen testing in September 2025, adds minor styling changes and new touches to the legend, making it the best choice for India’s rough backroads and busy bazaars.
Options that are full of value for every need
The pricing of the four variants—N4 base, N8 mid, and N10 premium trims—go up a little bit to ₹9–12 lakh. The N10 costs ₹10.9 lakh and comes with more features that make it a better value than the Scorpio-N in the entry-level segments.
Strong diesel for nonstop driving
A 5-speed manual transmission sends 100PS of power and 260Nm of torque to a tuned 1.5-liter mHawk diesel. It has robust rear-wheel drive that works well for both loads and lanes.
Better Guards for Safe Paths
Now Mahindra Bolero Neo has six standard airbags, ABS, a rear camera, and ISOFIX anchors instead of only two in the front. Not a full ADAS yet, but corner braking control makes things smarter and safer.
Upgrades to the inside that are easy but smart
Mahindra Bolero Neo comes with an 8-inch touchscreen lets you use Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, as well as cruise control and automatic air conditioning. The MID analogue-digital cluster makes it easy to use, and the back vents keep everyone on board comfortable. This facelift pays tribute to the Bolero’s unshakeable reputation while also making exactly the right amount of changes. It’s an easy choice for fleet owners or farm runs: tough, ready, and very cheap.
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