The Time To Buy A Mahindra XUV500 SUV Is Now

Its production is slated to end soon and make way for its spiritual successor, the XUV700

Mahindra’s mid-size SUV, the XUV500, has been on sale for a decade now. 

The current-gen XUV500 is being offered at great prices. So, if you’re looking to buy the XUV500, this could be your last chance as its production is likely to cease soon to make way for the upcoming XUV700 (the XUV500’s spiritual successor).

Is This the Best Time to Buy the XUV500?

If we consider the top-spec model, it can be availed at around under R500,000. This brings the SUV’s price much closer to those of the range-topping variants of the smaller compact SUVs such as the Hyundai Creta While the XUV500’s design has started feeling outdated compared to that of the Hyundai-Kia duo, it is still more spacious with a decent equipment list (save for a few misses including a panoramic sunroof and ventilated front seats). So if you can ignore these factors, the XUV500 certainly makes for a good value-for-money proposition.

While Mahindra will finally be discontinuing the ageing XUV500 for a brief period, the nameplate will be resurrected in the coming years, albeit as a 5-seater model rivalling the Hyundai Creta rival. Presently, it is a 7-seater SUV offered with a sole 2.2-litre diesel engine, developing 103Kw and 330Nm. It comes paired with a 6-speed manual or auto gearbox.

The XUV700, on the other hand, will come with Mahindra’s brand new engines that debuted with the Thar, although in a more powerful state of tune. Mahindra is expected to offer the SUV with both 6-speed manual and automatic transmissions. A segment-first optional all-wheel drive (AWD) will also be available.

The XUV700 is likely to be launched at a possible price that is noticeably higher than the current XUV500’s price range.

.

.

.

Sourced from https://www.cardekho.com/

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

2016 MAHINDRA BOLERO POWER+ ROAD TEST REVIEW

Image
The Bolero Power+ is Mahindra's idea of a more powerful and slightly smaller option to its wildly popular utility vehicle. We put the vehicle to test in jam packed Mumbai a day before Dussehra and also in the semi-urban areas around Mumbai where the roads demand a rugged vehicle like this. Engine This is the real star of the package. The 3-cylinder motor from the TUV300 is a gem, and I have always enjoyed the oodles of torque available right from the word go. In the new Mahindra Bolero Power+, however, the engine has been detuned to make 11PS less. But, let me assure you, the engine feels anything but underpowered. From 0-80kmph, she pulls effortlessly. That's nothing special, but try doing 18km/h in third gear in any other manual car and you'll either stall the engine or cause considerable grumble and judder. No such issues with this engine. In the same vein, the engine refinement is impressive for a UV. The amount of sound-deadening material used under the h
Read more

A Quick Guide To The Mahindra Pik Up

Inspired by the traditional American pickup and designed to be as tough as the terrain it tackles, the Mahindra Pik Up for sale was certainly worth considering when you're looking for a bakkie. The Indian automotive manufacturer is in for a tough fight though. The bakkie segment is one of South Africa's most competitive, with major players like the Toyota Hilux and Ford Ranger leading the way in terms of sales according to NAAMSA vehicle sales reports. Does the Mahindra Pik Up have what it takes to tackle its competitors and make an impact on the bakkie market in South Africa? We look at what it offers for local customers so you can decide for yourself. A brief history of Mahindra Pik Up Mahindra & Mahindra first entered the automobile market when the company obtained the licence to manufacture Willys Jeep vehicles. Later, the company began to produce its own range of light commercial vehicles. In 1996, Mahindra created the Scorpio SUV which then developed into the Pik Up
Read more

Upcoming 2020 Mahindra Thar SUV Rendered, Gets Jeep Inspired Design

Image
The upcoming 2020 Mahindra Thar has been spotted multiple times and based on the spy shots, new renderings have been made Mahindra and Mahindra, India’s largest utility vehicle manufacturer will soon launch the all-new Thar in India as the second generation model and has been spied doing tests wearing full camouflage many times. The next-gen Thar will replace the current Thar that has long been in the market and was recently paid a tribute by launching a limited-run Thar 700 edition. The 2020 Mahindra Thar SUV has been rendered using the visual cues from the spy shots by Motorbeam giving us an insight on how the SUV would look like. As per the rendering of the artist, the upcoming 2020 Mahindra Thar will have an evolutionary design, having ample similarities to the outgoing model, including the overall stance and size. However, there’s an increase in the width and the big wheel arches make it have an imposing stance. The wheel size is bigger and there’s a snorkel too. The a
Read more