Mahindra Bolero

Today, Mahindra Group introduced a new special edition of its flagship SUV, the Bolero Power Plus. The new special edition Bolero is equipped with a host of unique and stylish features, along with the regular features offered on the standard vehicle. As we all know, Bolero has been a pioneer in the Utility Vehicle segment, ever since it had launched in August 2000. The Bolero Power Plus is not only known as the trusted workhorse for thousands of families across Read More...

Leading Indian car manufacturer, Mahindra is happy to roll out the 15th Lakh unit of the Bolero pick up truck from its plant in Kandivali, Mumbai. Leaders of the segment of the pick-up segment for over twenty years, the Bolero has been focused on understanding the evolving needs of its customers. The Mahindra Pick up range is used for diverse applications including the delivery of agri products, dairy, consumer goods, construction equipment, logistics, fisheries, cash vans and for various Swachh Bharat Read More...

The Mahindra Bolero has been around for quite some time in the Indian market. This MUV has been recognised by many people, especially to those living out of busy metropolitan cities, as a rugged vehicle which is built to last. No wonder, it still manages to attract new buyers every day. With such popularity, the car has also become the target for a huge number of modification jobs and we have showcased many examples over here from time to time. Read More...

Today, the tough and rugged Mahindra Bolero Power+ received its BS-VI certification from the International Centre for Automotive Technology (ICAT). Since its launch in 2000, the Bolero has not only been the pioneer in the UV segment but has also served as the trusted workhorse for many families, across the nation. The SUV is also known for its robust built and all-terrain capabilities and has been used by various armed forces, para-military and internal security forces for years. The Mahindra Read More...

That, my friends, started life as a humble Mahindra Bolero. But somewhere down the line, its owner thought he'd be better off with a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen. There was one problem though. He couldn't afford one. No worries, said the guys at Kerala based R&T Auto Catalyst, as they drove off in his Bolero, promising a Mercedes in return. It's like Xzibit ringing your door bell, asking for the keys to your dilapidated ride, and then transforming it into something awesome a Read More...

Earlier this week, Mahindra & Mahindra had launched the sub-4 meter long Bolero Power+ with the mHAWKD70 engine with prices starting from INR 6.59 lakh (ex-showroom Navi Mumbai for SLE BS4 variant). However, all we saw of the new Bolero variant was through a bunch of computer generated images that didn't really do justice to the vehicle. Now, the Bolero Power+ gets detailed in new, live images that  give us a better idea how the new variant pans out. This Bolero Power+ measures 3995 Read More...

Mahindra & Mahindra has launched its new Bolero christened Bolero Power+. The SUV comes equipped with the mHawkD70 engine. The mHAWKD70 engine is claimed to deliver 13% more power and 5% more mileage over the existing Bolero. The 1.5-litre mHawk D70 engine is borrowed from the TUV300 and NuvoSport. However, in the Bolero Power+, this engine makes 70PS and 195Nm, down from the 83.6PS/230Nm in the TUV300. This sub-4m Bolero Power+ measures 3995mm in length, 1745mm in width and 1880mm in height. Mahindra have shaved off Read More...

It's not a secret that Mahindra is working on a new variant of its highest selling UV, the Bolero. Now, a new report suggests that it'll be called the Bolero Power+, and apart from a few subtle cosmetic tweaks, it will also be powered by a new heart. The report has also published an image, which allegedly represents the said variant. Since it looks more like an artist's rendition of the real thing, we cannot be too sure. Also read - Is Read More...

The much talked about sub-4 meter Mahindra Bolero inches closer to arrive in showrooms as a visually tweaked version of the vehicle was snapped in the city of Nasik. The test mule used camouflage only on the front and rear bumper along with the tail-gate handle. The images of the test mule, caught on camera by a Team-BHP member, reveal a the compact version of the utility vehicle, donning redesigned bumpers — both front and rear — along with a new tail-gate handle. The test Read More...