This launch is a part of the company’s plan to maintain the old-generation Scorpio’s fan base by continuing to provide it in a new form following the release of the all-new Scorpio-N, which is a very new car overall. In order to expand the client base for the Scorpio brand, both cars will continue to be sold simultaneously.
A new front grille with a black and chrome finish will be added to the new Scorpio Classic as part of exterior upgrades. The new faux skid plate and the application of Mahindra’s new “Twin Peaks” emblem will be the only other modifications in addition to this. The model will ride on 17-inch dual-tone alloy wheels on the higher trims, although the base form will still retain
, according to previous spy photos.
A larger touchscreen infotainment system is expected to be installed inside the car, which will bring a touch of modernity and benefit from using fewer buttons and knobs for a cleaner appearance. It should be noted, nevertheless, that the Scorpio Classic’s cheapest model might not come with an infotainment system.
Another significant improvement on the Scorpio Classic is the installation of a completely new suspension system, which should improve the handling of the vehicle and improve the overall driving dynamics.
Expect the new SUV to be powered by a 2.2-liter diesel engine with 140 horsepower and a 6-speed manual transmission. The Scorpio Classic might not offer 4WD or an automatic transmission to keep expenses down.
