The Mahindra XUV 3XO was introduced in the Indian market as the XUV300’s successor back in 2023, and this model came with a completely redesigned profile. It got a wider, crossover-like stance that made it slightly identical to its larger sibling, the XUV700. Beneath the skin, much of everything else is still the same, such as the SsangYong Tivoli-derived platform and the generous cabin, along with the widest rear seat this class has to offer.
An extensive review of this vehicle was carried out by our Editor-in-Chief, Girish Karkera, and the video of this first drive is available on our YouTube channel. If you’re looking to read a bit more about the SUV, check out the detailed article by Assistant Editor Bilal Firfiray, where he breaks down whether you should go for the XUV 3XO or not. Their opinions on several elements have been shared throughout this article, from the car’s safety suite to its upgraded technology.
Regarding technology, we have been impressed with the way Mahindra has sought to improve on that front, with their offering now equipped with a panoramic sunroof. Radar-based Level 2 ADAS has come to the 2024 iteration as well, along with dual 10.25-inch screens and an electronic parking brake. Currently, Mahindra is selling the XUV 3XO with three potent engine options and multiple transmission choices, making it aggressively positioned against the Tata Nexon, Kia Sonet, and even the Maruti Suzuki Brezza.

Bilal writes,
“The 3XO is the XUV300 reincarnated. But it has some major changes to guarantee a newer name and deserves your attention.”