Mahindra has launched a new Scorpio N facelift with more features which were needed. The new Scorpio N update now gets a larger 12.3 inch HD touchscreen and a digital instrument cluster while elsewhere it gets new features like an electric parking brake, panoramic sunroof and a 540 degree camera with a blind view monitor.
The new 26.03 cm HD Digital Cluster also comes with a full screen navigation and three display layouts – normal, information and minimal.
65W USB Type-C fast-charging port are also there in front row while now you get Adventure Statistics which provide vehicle information such as Engine Performance, Roll and Pitch, Compass and Altimeter, G-Force etc.

Features and Design
Design wise, the Scorpio N maintains its design and Mahindra has not messed with the look while it does get 18 inch wheels.
Other features include Level 2 ADAS, 12-Speaker SONY Audio System, Ventilated Seats, Auto-dimming IRVM, a 6-way Powered driver seat with Leather upholstery etc.

Price, Variants and Powertrain
The Scorpio N is launched at Rs 13.6 lakh to Rs 25.4 lakh. The variants are Z2, Z4, Z6, Z8, Z8S, Z8T plus L with the ADAS available in 6 and 7 seaters.
Elsewhere the engine lineup is the same the same powertrains available earlier.

The update has been focussed on the features which was needed on the Scorpio N and now it gets a lot more. The Scorpio N update closes the gap between the XUV 7XO and some of the other SUVs.
The Scorpio N remains one of the best selling SUVs within the Mahindra range and this is the biggest update of the car yet.
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