Mahindra Bolero

Introduction 

• Mahindra rolled out the 2025 Bolero in India in October, priced starting at Rs. 7.99 lakh (ex-showroom). 

• It blends in subtle updates for a modern appeal, while retaining its signature ruggedness and tough heritage. 

• The carmaker is offering the 2025 Bolero in B4, B6, B6 (O), and B8 variants. 

• This refreshed SUV boasts cosmetic tweaks, new features, and a top-spec variant. 

• The updates are aimed to keep the Bolero relevant, retaining its no-frills and robust persona loved by many. 

Exterior 

• The 2025 Bolero now gets a revised front grille featuring vertical chrome slats. 

• It boasts reprofiled bumpers with integrated fog lamps. 

• The rear section remains identical to the predecessor with no major changes as such. 

• However, the SUV rides on new 15-inch dual-tone alloy wheels. 

• The carmaker has expanded the colour palette with a new Stealth Black shade, apart from the existing three colour options. 

Interior 

• The cabin of the Bolero is revamped though the overall layout and seating remain the same. 

• Most prominent changes include a touchscreen infotainment system and steering-mounted controls. 

• There's a new top-spec B8 variant bringing in several comfort and convenience upgrades. 

• Some highlights include a new leatherette seat upholstery, Type-C charging ports, and bottle holders on door pads. 

Powertrain 

• The Bolero continues to retain its tried-and-tested 1.5-litre mHawk75 diesel engine that produces 75bhp and 210Nm torque. 

• This mill sends power to the rear wheels through a five-speed manual gearbox. 

• Mahindra has introduced what it calls 'RideFlo' suspension technology. 

• This tech is basically a new damper setup aimed at improving ride comfort and overall handling.