New Delhi: Mahindra Scorpio Test Mule Crash: Mahindra has been planning to launch Scorpio in India for a long time. But the company seems to be still busy with the tremendous response that Thar and Xuv700 have received. Perhaps that is why no date has been announced yet for the launch of Scorpio, currently the crashed pictures of 2022 Mahindra Scorpio's Test Mule are going viral on social media these days. These pictures of the new Scorpio are from Vellore, in which the grill and bonnet of the SUV are completely separated from the car and the front glass is completely broken. Overall, the front of the car has completely crashed.
People make fun of: These photos of 2022 Mahindra Scorpio are speculated to be an increased accident. However, there is no loss in the passenger cabin. According to the information received so far, it was raining very heavily when the Scorpio accident took place. But as soon as these pictures appeared on the Internet, people did not shy away from making fun of it. Some are calling it a cheap crash test. So some reminded that the current Mahindra Scorpio has received a 0 star rating from global NCAP. But the new generation Scorpio is expected to perform much better in the crash test.
Mahindra Xuv700 can get engines: Not only that, it also says that Mahindra has focused on car safety in the last few years. They already have a 5-star rated car as XUV300, while THAR have gained 4 star protection. On the other hand, the safety rating of the recently launched XUV700 is expected to come soon, as the engine may borrow engine options from the new Scorpio company's XUV700. However, engines are going to be used in different positions in the new Scorpio. the XUV700 has a 2.0 litre turbo petrol engine that generates maximum power of 200ps on 5000rpm and peak torque of 380nm at 1750-3000rpm. On the other hand, its 2.2 litre diesel unit generates 185ps power 450nm torque. Both engines come with 6-speed manual and 6-speed automatic transmission options.
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