After a pause, Mahindra has resumed testing the Bolero Neo Plus, which it had previously been doing.
– Bolero Neo's design is used in Mahindra Bolero Neo Plus.– Its powertrains will be shared with the Bolero Neo.
Design and styling
The Plus's rear design would change dramatically from the Bolero Neo's, as it did with the TUV300 and TUV300 Plus.
– The 15-inch alloy wheels on the Bolero Neo Plus will match those on the standard Bolero Neo.– The Bolero Neo Plus does not appear to have blacked-out B- and C-pillars, unlike its sibling that is shorter than four metres.–
– Mahindra's lineup of ladder-frame vehicles will now include the Bolero Neo Extra.
– The Bolero Neo Plus will undoubtedly be positioned above the Bolero Neo and near to the new Scorpio Classic, providing Mahindra's wildly popular SUV with a more useful replacement.
The Bolero Neo Plus price will probably be roughly Rs 1 lakh higher than the Bolero Neo's. For comparison, the Bolero Neo costs Rs 9.48-11.99 lakh.
The Bolero Neo Plus is anticipated to go on sale in the upcoming months with no immediate competitors.