Mahindra Scorpio N Z8 vs Scorpio N Z8 L: What’s Different

- The Scorpio N Z8 L costs over Rs 1.6 lakh more than the standard Z8
- Main differences come down to the features
- Both variants offered with petrol and diesel engines, MT and AT options and 4WD
The Mahindra Scorpio N continues to see strong demand in the Indian market. Mahindra recently revealed it continues to receive over 10,000 bookings for its premium 4x4 SUV with the Scorpio family accounting for 40 per cent of all bookings held by the company. The carmaker recently added a new Z8 Select variant to its popular SUV’s lineup as a stepping stone between the mid-spec Z6 and the Z8 variants and taking the number of Z8 variants to three – the Z8 Select or Z8 S, the Z8 and the Z8 L. And while we compared the Z8 S to the Z8, here we take a look at what you get when you go for the fully-loaded Z8 L.
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The Z8 L costs up to Rs 2 lakh more than the Z8 variant.
Starting with the safety kit on board, the Z8 L gets three notable additions over the standard Z8 – front parking sensors, a front camera and a driver drowsiness monitor. Other safety tech such as Electronic Stability Control (ESC), hill start assist, six airbags and tyre pressure monitoring are all common features.
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Moving to the comfort and convenience features the biggest addition to the Z8 L is the 12-speaker Sony 3D Sound System replete with a dual channel sub-woofer and an electric adjust driver seat. Additionally, the Z8 L can also be optioned with captain seats in the second row – a feature not offered on the Z8, though it's only offered in 2WD spec. The four-wheel drive Z8 L diesel automatic variants additionally get a wireless phone charger.
Z8 L gets larger 18-inch alloy wheels, a front camera and front parking sensors.
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Moving to the exterior, the Z8 and Z8 L for the most part are visually similar with diamond cut alloy wheels and offering the same colour schemes. The Z8 L however gets larger 18-inch wheels instead of the 17s we see on the standard Z8.
On the engine front, there is no difference between the two models using the same 2.0-litre turbo-petrol and 2.2-litre diesel engines paired with manual and automatic gearbox options. The diesel SUV can also be optioned with four-wheel drive in both manual and automatic guise as well in both variants. The petrol engine generates 197 bhp and 380 Nm (370 with the manual gearbox) of torque, while the diesel variant churns out 172 bhp and 400 Nm of torque (370 Nm with the manual gearbox).
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Z8 L packs in additional tech such as a Sony 3D sound system, powered driver seat and driver drowsiness detection system.
Coming to the price, the prices for the Z8 start from Rs 18.64 lakh for the petrol and Rs 19.09 lakh for the diesel while the Z8 L is priced from Rs 20.37 lakh and Rs 20.78 lakh respectively. Full prices for the Scorpio N Z8 and Z8 L are as follows:
| Mahindra Scorpio N Z8 | Mahindra Scorpio N Z8 L (7 seater) | Mahindra Scorpio N Z8 L (6 seater) | |
| Petrol MT | Rs 18.64 lakh | Rs 20.37 lakh | Rs 20.62 lakh |
| Petrol AT | Rs 20.15 lakh | Rs 21.79 lakh | Rs 21.98 lakh |
| Diesel MT | Rs 19.10 lakh | Rs 20.78 lakh | Rs 21.12 lakh |
| Diesel AT | Rs 20.63 lakh | Rs 22.24 lakh | Rs 22.48 lakh |
| Diesel 4WD MT | Rs 21.37 lakh | Rs 22.98 lakh | NA |
| Diesel 4WD AT | Rs 23.09 lakh | Rs 24.54 lakh | NA |
(all prices ex-showroom).
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