Mumbai: Mahindra & Mahindra has upgraded the Scorpio-N with a new set of technology, convenience and cabin features, including a panoramic skyroof, a 540-degree surround-view system and a larger HD touchscreen. The SUV continues to be offered with petrol and diesel engines, rear-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive configurations, with ex-showroom prices ranging from ₹13.69 lakh to ₹25.49 lakh.
The latest feature enhancement comes four years after the Scorpio-N made its debut in 2022. Mahindra says the SUV has recorded sales of more than 3.80 lakh units since launch.
Among the headline additions is a Panoramic Skyroof, intended to provide a more open feel inside the cabin. Mahindra has also introduced a 540-Degree Surround View System with Blind View monitor, aimed at improving visibility and making manoeuvring the large SUV easier in tighter spaces.
New 31.24 cm touchscreen and digital instrument cluster
The Scorpio-N now receives a redesigned instrument-panel centre fascia incorporating a 31.24 cm floating HD touchscreen infotainment system. Mahindra has retained six physical buttons for accessing key functions — a small but potentially welcome concession to drivers who would rather not hunt through touchscreen menus while on the move.
Another significant update is a 26.03 cm HD digital instrument cluster featuring full-screen navigation.
Drivers can choose between three display layouts — Normal, Information and Minimal — depending on how much information they want presented in front of them.
The front row also gains a 65W USB Type-C fast-charging port, adding faster charging capability for compatible devices.
Adventure Statistics tracks pitch, roll and G-force
Mahindra has introduced an Adventure Statistics function that displays vehicle-related information including engine performance, roll and pitch angles, compass readings, altitude and G-force.
While most owners are unlikely to consult G-force figures during the weekday commute, the feature is more relevant to the Scorpio-N’s positioning as an SUV available with a proper four-wheel-drive configuration.
The exterior update includes newly designed R18 diamond-cut alloy wheels, while the basic design and mechanical line-up remain unchanged.
Mahindra Scorpio-N price list
All prices are ex-showroom and are quoted in lakh:
| Variant | Petrol 2WD MT | Petrol 2WD AT | Diesel 2WD MT | Diesel 2WD AT | Diesel 4WD MT | Diesel 4WD AT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Z2 | ₹13.69 | — | ₹14.19 | — | — | — |
| Z4 | ₹15.57 | ₹17.16 | ₹16.12 | ₹17.68 | ₹18.03 | — |
| Z6 | — | — | ₹17.17 | ₹18.82 | — | — |
| Z8S | ₹17.79 | ₹19.26 | ₹18.79 | ₹19.89 | — | — |
| Z8 | — | — | ₹19.86 | ₹21.41 | — | — |
| Z8T | ₹20.38 | ₹21.75 | ₹20.65 | ₹22.25 | ₹22.86 | ₹24.39 |
| Z8L (ADAS) 7-Seater | ₹21.31 | ₹22.87 | ₹21.99 | ₹23.49 | ₹24.25 | ₹25.49 |
| Z8L (ADAS) 6-Seater | ₹21.69 | ₹23.05 | ₹22.47 | ₹23.80 | — | — |
The Z2 petrol 2WD manual remains the entry point at ₹13.69 lakh, while the Z8L ADAS seven-seater diesel 4WD automatic sits at the top of the range at ₹25.49 lakh.
Petrol and diesel engines continue
Mahindra has retained the Scorpio-N’s existing engine choices: the G20 TGDi mStallion petrol and D22 mHawk diesel.
Depending on the variant, buyers can choose between rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive, as well as manual and automatic transmissions.
The Scorpio-N’s broader equipment list includes Level 2 ADAS, a 12-speaker Sony audio system, ventilated seats, an auto-dimming IRVM, a six-way powered driver’s seat with leather upholstery and an electronic parking brake.
Mahindra has progressively expanded the Scorpio-N range since its launch. The company introduced the Z8 Select in 2024, followed by the Z8T in 2025, while Level 2 ADAS was subsequently added to the SUV’s equipment portfolio.
The latest update does not attempt to reinvent the Scorpio-N’s formula. Instead, Mahindra is adding the sort of large-screen technology, driver-assistance hardware and premium cabin features that have increasingly become important in India’s SUV market. With more than 3.80 lakh units already sold, the changes are aimed at keeping one of Mahindra’s core nameplates competitive as buyer expectations continue to move rapidly upmarket.
