Mahindra Vision SXT Concept Unveiled

- Vision SXT has an open back.
- Gets a full length touchscreen inside.
- Powertrain details not specified.
Mahindra has unveiled the Vision SXT concept at its Freedom NU event. The SXT, which will be based on the company’s NU_IQ platform, is essentially an open-back version of the Vision T concept, which was also showcased at the venue, alongside the Vision.X and Vision.S concepts. There is no word on when these concepts will make it to production, with Mahindra also not specifying if these will be ICE or EV offerings.
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The Vision SXT is essentially a derivative of the Vision T concept
Visually, the SXT, much like the Vision.T concept, is quite similar to the Thar.e electric SUV concept that was showcased two years ago at Mahindra’s Independence Day event. The front end is characterised by square clusters that house vertical lighting accents and are merged with a black grille. The front also gets a prominent front bumper with a metallic skidplate. The rest of the SUV is characterised by its boxy silhouette, flared wheel arches and well-defined shoulderline.
The rear end of the Vision SXT is left open
The rear end of the vehicle, from behind the C-pillar, is left open, and in this case, houses two spare all-terrain tyres.
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The vehicle will feature a minimalistic interior layout
On the inside, the SXT will have a minimalistic interior with a single touchscreen that spans the entire length of the dashboard. Other visible details include a digital instrument cluster, vertical AC vents, a flat-bottom steering wheel and massive grab rails on the door panels.
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