Mahindra Bolero vs Mahindra Bolero Neo comparison

Recently, Mahindra introduced the brand-new iteration of the Mahindra Bolero in the Indian market named the Bolero Neo. Although it will be sold alongside the conventional Bolero, the Bolero Neo won't replace it. In truth, the Bolero Neo is a more advanced version of the TUV300, even though it supports the third-generation Thar and Scorpio classic.

 


Also boasting Mahindra ownership is the Italian design firm Pininfarina, which created the Bolero Neo's interiors. According to the "NEO" name, the SUV also has more luxuries and a less utilitarian appearance on the interior and exterior. The Bolero and the Bolero Neo are compared in this article based on technical specifications. Mahindra cars have done well every time, and we suspect the new iteration to perform similarly.




Engine Specifications

The Bolero's 1.5-litre mHawk75 turbodiesel engine complies with BS6 standards. Specification-wise, 75 bhp and 210 Nm of power and torque are generated by the oil burner. A 5-speed manual transmission featuring Micro Hybrid technology (Auto Engine Start/Stop) is included with the engine as standard. The Bolero Neo, in contrast, has a 1.5-litre, three-cylinder mHawk100 turbodiesel engine that complies with BS6. The oil burner generates 260 Nm of torque and 100 Bhp of power. The top-spec Bolero Neo additionally has a mechanically locking rear differential and a 5-speed manual gearbox. Mahindra Bolero Specifications are great in all terms.

Dimensions

Dimension-wise, 3995 mm in length, 1745 mm in breadth, and 1880 mm in height make up the Bolero. A 2680 mm wheelbase is included with the SUV. 3995 mm, 1795 mm, and 1817 mm are the dimensions of the Bolero Neo. Wheelbase-wise, the SUV has the same 2680 mm measurement as the basic Bolero. Mahindr Bolero Neo is broader than the original model, although having the same length as the Bolero.

Features

The Bolero has a driver airbag, an audio system, reverse parking sensors, ABS, as well as static-bending headlights. Mahindra Bolero Features are great for their price. Depending on the variant, the SUV additionally comes with a manual air conditioner, power windows, keyless entry, etc. The Bolero Neo includes a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system, luxury inside upholstery, power windows, manual air conditioning, and a variety of safety features including twin airbags, ABS and Electronic Brake Distribution, cornering brake control, etc.

Price Retail prices for the Bolero price begin at INR 8,41,519 ex-showroom. The Bolero Neo has an ex-showroom starting price of INR 8,48,000.