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Bolero SUVs can be seen all over India not only because it’s a great vehicle to own but as a symbol of trust as well as rugged reliability. Currently it is dominating the Indian markets. Now it is expected that a new a Bolero model is about to enter the market in late 2025.
From what we?re hearing the new 2025 model is supposed to be a perfect combination of the old model’s recognizable features with the new technology. Mahindra is likely to maintain the quintessential boxy, commanding posture, but is rumored to give the vehicle a modernized design overhaul.
New front design updates include circular projector headlamps and stylish DRLs. Furthermore, it appears to anyone with a keen eye that the SUV is expected to undergo exterior and interior restyling with the new model set to feature a large touchscreen infotainment system and a new panoramic sunroof. Upgraded features include automatic climate control and parking sensors. That being said, we can all agree that the 2025 model promises to enhance the driving experience.
Perhaps the most promising possible improvement concerns safety features. It is now rumored that the new Bolero may be equipped with an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) which is often found in more premium vehicles. This would be a considerable improvement and make Bolero an even more appealing option for family motoring.
In the case of the new Bolero 2025, we still expect the famed powerful and reliable diesel engine to be under the hood. It is likely a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine with a 5-speed manual gearbox which is very comfortable in both urban environments and tough rural areas.
With the rest of the range already sitting the new Bolero was estimated in the range of 10 to 12 lakhs, competing with the rest of the popular vehicles Maruti Suzuki Ertiga and Renault Triber.
Set to be launched in the latter half of 2025, the new Bolero is slotted for and one of the most awaited vehicles of that year with a projected launch in October. It looks like Mahindra is ready to prove even legends get better with age.
