Mahindra Scorpio N

Over the last few weeks, Mahindra has been highlighting the new features in the upcoming Scorpio-N. The updated model will be available alongside the current generation model, which will be sold as the Scorpio Classic. Moreover, the new model will get significant feature updates over the current model.  
The upcoming Mahindra Scorpio-N gets a redesigned grille featuring chrome vertical slats, which is complemented by dual-projector headlamps with sequential turn indicators. Further, it gets C-shaped LED DRLs on both ends of the updated bumper. The SUV gets a muscular beltline which is inspired by the XUV700. The rear section is highlighted by Volvo-like signature LED taillights.  
As for the interior, the Scorpio-N will get a brown and black cabin with premium upholstery. The SUV will be available in either six-seat and seven-seat layout options with a 60:40 split or captain seat options in the second row. The feature list will include a digital instrument cluster, steering-mounted controls, Adrenox infotainment system, Sony music system, ventilated front row seats, dual-zone climate control, front armrest with storage, wireless charger, cruise control, and more.  
Mahindra Scorpio-N will be available with both petrol and diesel engine options. The petrol version of the Scorpio-N is expected to be powered by a 2.0-litre mStallion 150 TGDi engine which generates 200bhp at 5,000rpm. The torque figures for the petrol manual and automatic transmission options are likely to vary. While the six-speed manual unit produces 300Nm between 1,250-3,000rpm, the automatic transmission unit generates 320Nm between 1,500-3,000rpm.  
On the other hand, the diesel version is expected to be powered by a 2.2-litre mHawk 130 engine which generates 130bhp at 3,750rpm and 300Nm of torque between 1,600-2,800rpm. Both the engines can be had either with manual or automatic transmission options. The four-wheel-drive variants of the SUV will carry the ‘4Xplor’ suffix. Further, the vehicle is also expected to get different terrain/traction modes.