Exploring the New Mahindra Bolero: Features, Design, and Updates
Today, we are talking about the New Mahindra Bolero. This SUV comes with an important update: a new logo. The Bolero is a 7-seater, rough and tough vehicle. It is available in a BS6 variant. We will cover its price and features in detail.
A Fresh Look: Front Profile and Design
Let’s start with the front of the New Mahindra Bolero. You will see the new Mahindra logo on its front grille. The grille itself has a vertical design. For headlights, it uses normal halogen lamps with side indicators. This specific variant does not have DRLs (Daytime Running Lights) or fog lamps. The front bumper is made of metal, making it very strong. The suspension setup is visible below, and it offers good ground clearance.
Key Differences: New vs. Old Bolero
Compared to the old Bolero, the biggest change in the new model is the logo. The old Bolero has the older logo. Besides the logo, there are no other major changes to the front design of the Mahindra Bolero.
Variants and Robust Side Profile
The New Mahindra Bolero comes in different versions: B4 (the base model), B6, and B6 Option (the top model). Looking at its side, it is clearly a 7-seater, rough and tough SUV. You can see graphics on the side. The Bolero is only available with a diesel engine option.
Dimensions and Wheels for Any Road
The Bolero has a length of 4099 mm, a width of 1745 mm, and a height of 1880 mm. Its wheelbase is 2680 mm. It comes with 15-inch steel rims. The front wheels have disc brakes, while the rear wheels have drum brakes. The wheel covers also feature the new Mahindra logo. The tire size is 215/75 R15 radial tires, which are good for various terrains, especially rural roads.
Powerful Diesel Engine and Mileage
Under the hood, the Bolero has a 1500 cc mHawk diesel engine. This engine gives 75 BHP of power and 210 Nm of torque. It offers a mileage of about 16 kmpl. The outside mirrors are body-colored and can be folded and adjusted manually. The door handles are black. You will also see ‘Bolero B6’ badging on the side.
Stepping Inside: Interior Features
Inside the new Bolero, the steering wheel features the new Mahindra logo. The dashboard and other interior parts are similar to the old model, but the color might be different. The fuel tank capacity is 60 liters, and the ground clearance is 180 mm.
Rear Design and Practicality
At the back, the Mahindra logo is visible on the spare wheel. ‘Bolero’ badging is also present. The taillights include reverse lights and indicators. The rear handle is black. The rear bumper, like the front, is strong and has parking sensors. A footrest is also provided at the back. When you open the tailgate, you will find a basic door panel. The third-row seating offers good space and could lead to around 400 liters of boot space.
Cabin Comfort and Driver’s Zone
The driver’s door panel has a door opener and some storage space. The front dashboard is visible. The seats are fabric, and there is no seat height adjustment option. It comes with a manual transmission. The instrument cluster is digital, showing speed, odometer, low fuel warning, and other important information. The center console has AC vents with a wooden-like finish and an audio system. Power window controls and a small storage space are also found here. The glove box has limited space. For safety, it has dual airbags: one in the steering wheel and one for the passenger. The sun visors are basic, and there is a mic placement and yellow cabin lights. The second-row seating is comfortable with good thigh support. However, there are no rear AC vents.
Updated Features Summary
The main update in the New Mahindra Bolero is the new Mahindra logo. While the interior and exterior mostly remain similar, some minor differences from the old Bolero include body-colored outside mirrors (old had black), graphics on the new model (old had none), and a different dashboard color in the new model (old had a brownish type). The rear profile of the old model still shows the old logo.
Price and Safety
The B6 variant of the New Mahindra Bolero is priced around ₹11,000 on-road in Lucknow. For safety, this car includes ABS (Anti-lock Braking System), EBD (Electronic Brakeforce Distribution), two airbags, central locking, reverse parking sensors, seatbelt warning, and a speed alert system.
