Mahindra has pulled the covers off the Scorpio N-based pick-up, the Scorpio Lifestyler. The Scorpio Lifestyler will primarily compete with the Isuzu V-Cross and Toyota Hilux. The pick-up segment in India is not very popular but has been gradually garnering attention. Let’s take a closer look at the all-new Scorpio Lifestyler and see what it has to offer.
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With its redesigned front bumper and headlight housing, the Lifestyler looks distinctly different from the Scorpio N SUV, albeit sitting on the same underpinnings.
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In 2007, Mahindra launched the Scorpio Getaway as its first attempt to enter India’s lifestyle pick-up segment. The Mahindra Scorpio Lifestyler is the company’s second bet in India’s growing Pickup segment.
The front gets textured and layered chrome bits on the protruding parts of the grille. For more functionality, it gets two tow hooks under the grille.
The Scorpio Lifestyler will get an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS). Mahindra has not officially announced this yet, but we expect it to get at least a Level 2 ADAS system.
It sits on 18-inch wheels with 255-section tyres and gets disc brakes on all four wheels.
It misses out on a 360-degree camera setup; however, for a pickup of this size, it is a must-have feature.
The Scorpio Lifestyler will get a diesel powertrain, but we expect it to be offered with both diesel and petrol engine options, paired with manual and automatic gearboxes.
Mahindra did not provide any official figures, but looking at the length of the vehicle, it appears to have a roomy bed that can hold a lot of luggage.
Inside the bed, it gets a charging socket. It is not a three-pin socket but a standard 12V charging port, which can come in handy during camping or off-roading.
The rear camera is mounted on the tailgate opening handle, unlike the usual placement on the bumper, which helps prevent it from getting damaged.
The taillights have been carried over from the Global Pik-up concept that we saw back in 2023.
The rear is unchanged from the concept, save for the addition of a slim third stop lamp near the lip of the tailgate.
Will be available in Black, Blue, Yellow, Red, Grey, Silver and White.
In the images, the dashboard features a boxy, layered design with a large portrait-oriented touchscreen that extends to the centre console as well. It is paired with a freestanding digital instrument cluster.
Mahindra will launch the Scorpio Lifestyler in India by April 2027 and has confirmed that the starting price of the pickup will be under Rs 19.79 lakh.
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