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Right from model years 2018 to 2020, the Marazzo is available from 8 lakh to 13.5 lakh in the used car market (price depending on the variant that is available).
Quashing all rumours, Veejay Nakra, CEO - Mahindra & Mahindra (Auto Div.) has clarified that the Marazzo remains very much a part of the brand's product portfolio and won't be discontinued in the country.
Mahindra has confirmed that the Marazzo is here to stay and more versions are on the cards starting with new 'autoshift' or AMT automatic variants.
Mahindra and Mahindra has confirmed that it will not discontinue the Marazzo. Instead, it is gearing up to launch the Marazzo with 'AutoShift', which is Mahindra-speak for AMT.
The Mahindra Marazzo MPV is spotted bearing an 'Auto-Shift' badging on the lower-left corner of the tailgate. We get to see similar badging on the XUV300 automatic variants.
While mechanically the only update is that the diesel engine is BS6 compliant now, the Mahindra Marazzo BS6 gets some updates on the inside.
The much-awaited BS6 compliant 2020 Mahindra Marazzo MPV has been finally launched in India, priced at Rs. 11.25 lakh to Rs. 13. 51 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). It was just earlier this month that we told you about Mahindra commencing the production of the MPV, and we had also mentioned that it will be launched in India soon.
Mahindra has already started with the production of the BS6 Mahindra Marazzo at the Nashik plant and will be making an official price announcement shortly.
It's been around five months since the launch of the Mahindra Marazzo and the company has already received over 19,000 bookings for the MPV. Mahindra is currently selling an average of 3,500 units of the Marazzo a month and currently commands a waiting period of up to 4 weeks.
The M8 variant offers many top-of-the-line features including a 7-inch touch screen infotainment system with Capsense & Haptics technology, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a reverse parking camera with dynamic guidelines, 17-inch alloy wheels, Daytime Running Lamps (DRLs), faux leather seats and window-mounted sunshades for second-row passengers.
Congratulations have poured in from all over the world for Tata Motors and but there was one tweet we couldn't ignore and that came from the Chairman of the Mahindra Group, Anand Mahindra.
With the Tata Nexon becoming the first ever India-made car to score a 5-star rating, we look back at the journey of India-made cars at the Global NCAP crash tests since the first model was crash-tested in late 2013.
The Mahindra Marazzo has become the first-ever made in India MPV or multi-purpose vehicle to get a 4 star crash safety rating from Global NCAP. The Marazzo has also become the second highest car by overall score amongst all 32 India made car models tested so far by Global NCAP since 2013.
Four months after launching the Marazzo, Mahindra has decided to revise the introductory prices of the shark inspired MPV. The Marazzo will undergo a price hike of around Rs.30,000-Rs.40,000 across variants which will be effective from January 2019. The Mahindra Marazzo was launched in September this year at an introductory price of Rs. 9.99 lakh for the base M2 variant and Rs. 13.90,000 lakh range topping M8 variant, all prices ex-showroom, Delhi.Last month, Mahindra had announced to have received over 10,000 bookings for the Marazzo across India and the company.
The Maruti Suzuki Ertiga is the most popular MPV in India with over 4500 units sold every month on average. Almost 6 years old though, even though sales figures are still up there, the Ertiga desperately needs an update in India in order to take on the likes of newer MPVs like the recently launched Marazzo. The second generation Ertiga MPV has already been unveiled internationally and you can read everything about it HERE and now we have more news about its India launch. According to our sources, the new new Maruti Suzuki Ertiga launch in India is scheduled fro the last week of October - sometime between Dussehra and Diwali to make the most of the festive season.
The Mahindra Marazzo MPV has become the first vehicle to get Apple CarPlay connectivity in the automaker's stable. Mahindra cars were only offered with Android Auto till now with the automaker having a tie-up with Google. Nevertheless, Mahindra now has the license to add the Apple CarPlay connectivity feature to its vehicles with the Marazzo being the first one. The update surely comes as a respite to iOS device owners who did not have the option yet. The MPV was offered with Android Auto at the time of launch.
Mahindra's latest launch- the Marazzo will now be equipped with Apple CarPlay. The MPV was launched in India on September 3 and it's infotainment system was Android Auto compatible. Mahindra has sold over 4500 units of the Marazzo so far which will be updated with the Apple CarPlay without any additional cost.
The Mahindra Marazzo will take on established rivals such as the Toyota Innova Crysta and the Tata Hexa.
The new Mahindra Marazzo is powered by a new 1.5-litre four-cylinder diesel engine that has been tuned to offer a maximum of 121 bhp and develops a peak torque of 300 Nm.
The best way to spend a weekend is to take a short driving holiday and that is exactly what we did with the new Mahindra Marazzo.
The Marazzo seems to have impressed the Indian car buying public too. In some parts of the country, the Mahindra Marazzo now commands a waiting period for upto 6 weeks for certain variants. Dealers across the country have also unanimously told NDTV carandbike that the most popular variant on offer has been the top of the line version or the M8.
The Marazzo was handed over to Jaisal at the Eram Motors dealership in Calicut by Kerala Minister for labour T P Ramakrishnan. The Marazzo comes with the largest footprint seen on any Mahindra model yet, and its large dimensions are accentuated with bold exterior features and aggressive styling.
The English language can be quite funny. And while in day-to-day life, most of us tend to make a hash out of phonetics atleast once a day, for us auto journalists, it is strange sounding car names that often catch us out. And while some manufacturers stick to basic naming for their models, some others tend to be a bit more flamboyant. Like the recently launched Mahindra Marazzo. Mahindra's marketing blurb says the new seven or eight seater MPV is designed after the form of a shark (the XUV 500 was designed after the form of a Cheetah) and the name means shark in the Basque language too.
The Mahindra Marazzo has been finally launched with prices starting at Rs. 9.99 lakh (introductory, ex-showroom), but the MPV is offered only with a diesel engine. However, with demand for petrol derivatives consistently rising across all segments, the India automaker will find it hard to ignore the powertrain on its newly launched offering. Answering questions at the Marazzo launch event, Mahindra stated that the petrol version of the MPV is indeed in the pipeline but will make its debut close to when the BS6 emission norms are applicable. With the emission norms set for an upgrade from April 2020, it is likely that the Mahindra Marazzo petrol version will arrive only by early that year in the country.
The Mahindra Marazzo MPV has finally gone on sale in India, and for those who want a bit more extra and mainly plan to be chauffeur driven, the carmaker also offers a customised Marazzo MPV with a bespoke cabin, specially designed by Dilip Chhabria's DC Design.
We've been waiting for the Mahindra Marazzo MPV with bated breath for a very long time. Finally, Mahindra unveiled its new MPV, which was till now, only spotted with camouflage during its testing stage. Now, we know the prices of the new Marazzo MPV, and considering the current rivals in the segment, Mahindra has hit a beautiful stroke. The new Mahindra Marazzo MPV is less expensive than the Tata Hexa and the current MPV segment leader, Toyota Innova Crysta, it also gets into the territory which is till now, ruled by Maruti Suzuki Ertiga and somewhat Renault Lodgy as well. However, while the prices pitch these vehicles closely, it also comes down to the features that's on offer and whether the new Mahindra Marazzo can actually make a change in the already settled segment. So, keeping this mind, we simplify the Marazzo for you and let the consumer be the one to come to a verdict.
The all-new Mahindra Marazzo was launched with prices starting at Rs. 9.9 lakh and going up to Rs. 13.9 lakh (ex-showroom, India). We tell you everything that you need to know about the new Marazzo MPV.
The highly awaited Mahindra Marazzo MPV has been launched in India with prices starting at Rs. 9.99 lakh, going up to Rs. 13.90 lakh (introductory, ex-showroom). The Marazzo is Mahindra's largest passenger vehicle yet, and features a completely new engine and platform. The Marazzo is available in four variants and distinguishes itself as one of the few vehicles to get a body-on-frame architecture with a transverse-mounted engine that sends power to the front wheels. The unique combination, Mahindra says has been intended to offer the best of both worlds on the passenger vehicle.
The Mahindra Marazzo is the automaker's newest offering slated to go on sale and is all set to be launched tomorrow on September 3, 2018. Dealers have opened bookings for the new Marazzo, which will be Mahindra's largest passenger vehicle yet. This is the company's third offering to be based on a monocoque platform and will take on a host of offerings in the popular MPV segment. This includes the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, Tata Hexa, Toyota Innova Crysta and the likes. Now, Mahindra has released a host of teaser images of the Marazzo, while giving us a complete look at the cabin of the multi-seater offering. Complete details though will be revealed tomorrow. With the launch just a few hours away, here's what you can expect from the Mahindra Marazzo.
Bookings from the soon-to-be-launched Mahindra Marazzo MPV have commenced in India at the dealership level. While, Mahindra is yet to conform whether the official booking have opened or not, many dealers are now offering the vehicle for a token of Rs. 10,000.
