Mahindra has launched an upgraded version of its Thar off-roader, priced at Rs 6.75 lakh (ex-showroom, Mumbai).
The 'New Cool Thar', as Mahindra calls it, now comes with a factory-fitted air-conditioner system. The Thar is available in BS IV 2.5-L 105bhp CRDe and BS III DI engine variants. The Thar is based on a chassis that is a mix of the Bolero and the Scorpio.
Mahindra also showcased a customised version of the Thar, called the Thar Expedition. It gets a custom-made front bullbar (with an integrated electric winch), rock sliders, snorkel, expedition carrier and roll cage amongst other features to boost its off-road capabilities.
"We are always responsive towards evolving customers’ needs and the launch of the New Cool Thar (AC) is a step towards giving our customers utmost comfort while they navigate through challenging terrain", said Vivek Nayer, Senior VP (Marketing), Mahindra & Mahindra.
Mahindra also unveiled its adventure plans categorized as Great Escape Challenges and Multi-day Escapes for the coming season, which starts from June 2012.
The 'New Cool Thar', as Mahindra calls it, now comes with a factory-fitted air-conditioner system. The Thar is available in BS IV 2.5-L 105bhp CRDe and BS III DI engine variants. The Thar is based on a chassis that is a mix of the Bolero and the Scorpio.
Mahindra also showcased a customised version of the Thar, called the Thar Expedition. It gets a custom-made front bullbar (with an integrated electric winch), rock sliders, snorkel, expedition carrier and roll cage amongst other features to boost its off-road capabilities.
"We are always responsive towards evolving customers’ needs and the launch of the New Cool Thar (AC) is a step towards giving our customers utmost comfort while they navigate through challenging terrain", said Vivek Nayer, Senior VP (Marketing), Mahindra & Mahindra.
Mahindra also unveiled its adventure plans categorized as Great Escape Challenges and Multi-day Escapes for the coming season, which starts from June 2012.
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Kurian Akkara
Source: Autocar India
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1 comments:
Hope they change the cheap looking plastic and interior !!
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