Mahindra Scorpio N has become costlier than before. Its price has been increased by an average of 1.6 percent, which has become effective from April 6, 2026. The main reason for the increase is the increase in raw materials (steel, precious metals), logistics and input costs. The new ex-showroom prices of Scorpio Classic now start from ₹ 13.00 lakh and go up to ₹ 17.00 lakh.
Compared to before, the base model has become costlier by about Rs 32,000 and there has been a slight increase in the top variant. This price hike has been implemented on many Mahindra SUVs due to the continuously increasing cost pressure. Customers are now being advised to book early as further increases are possible. If you plan to buy, then take a look at its design, engine and performance details.
Design and interior
The Mahindra Scorpio Classic has a classic boxy and rugged design, perfect for off-roading and tough terrains. It has a large grille, projector headlights, LED taillights, body cladding and high ground clearance (209 mm). With length 4456 mm, width 1820 mm and height 1995 mm, it gives a muscular look. The side profile maintains the strong and traditional Scorpio styling, which suits both city and village.
The interior is spacious and practical. The faux wooden inserts along with the beige theme give a premium feel. 7 or 9 seater options are available, which offer good leg room, head room and shoulder space. The base variant has manual AC and a simple instrument cluster, while the top S11 has climate control and better quality materials. The comfort level increases further in variants with captain seats.
Features and safety
There is balance in the features of Scorpio Classic. The base S variant has manual AC, power windows, steering adjustment and basic comfort features. The S11 top variant comes with a touchscreen infotainment system, rear camera, alloy wheels, cruise control (in some variants) and rear AC vents. This is not a luxury SUV, but is made for practical and tough use.
Safety features include dual airbags, ABS with EBD, rear parking sensors, hill assist, overspeed warning and engine immobilizer. The top variant has a rear camera and additional safety alerts. Although the score in the Global NCAP test is limited, but it is considered reliable according to Indian road conditions and build quality.
Engine and Mileage
Scorpio Classic has a 2.2-liter mHawk turbo diesel engine, which generates 130 bhp power and 300 Nm torque. It comes in rear-wheel drive (RWD) setup with a 6-speed manual gearbox. The performance is strong especially in highway and loaded conditions. ARAI mileage is around 14.44 kmpl, while in real-world use one can get 12-15 kmpl. It gives long range with 60 liter fuel tank.
