The Classic Boosts Scorpio's Sales, First Month Sales Analysis
Modified On Sep 21, 2022 05:19 PM By Ansh for Mahindra Scorpio
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The previous generation Scorpio’s sales have nearly doubled since it received a facelift
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Scorpio Classic registered total sales of 7,056 units in August 2022.
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The SUV has gotten some updates over its previous iteration.
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It is priced between Rs 11.99 lakh and 15.49 lakh. (ex-showroom).
For two decades, the Mahindra Scorpio has been one of the most prominent SUVs in the Indian market. With its sturdy build, reliable performance and a signature bold look, the SUV has attracted customers all over the country.
Due to its popularity, despite the arrival of the third-generation model, the Scorpio N, Mahindra has kept the second-generation model on sale. In August 2022, the carmaker renamed the existing SUV the Scorpio Classic and subsequently, it has received a stronger response from customers, as is evident from its sales figure. Have a look here:
| Scorpio Classic Sales |
Scorpio Sales |
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| August 2022 |
July 2022 |
June 2022 |
May 2022 |
April 2022 |
March 2022 |
| 7056 |
3803 |
4131 |
4348 |
2712 |
6061 |
With over 7,000 unit sales in August, the Mahindra Scorpio’s sales figure has nearly doubled after it took the Classic suffix. It is fair to say that the refreshed look and powertrain upgrades are favoring the SUV’s sales.
The Scorpio Classic gets a new front end, refreshed rear profile and 17-inch alloy wheels with the ‘Twin Peaks’ logo all-around. The SUV also features LED DRLs, a nine-inch touchscreen infotainment display and a black and beige interior theme.
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The seven-seater SUV is powered by an all-new 2,184cc, 4-cylinder, diesel engine that debuted in the second-generation Thar and is also offered with the base-spec Scorpio N. This unit is mated to a new six-speed manual transmission and makes 132PS and 300Nm.
While two generations of the Scorpio are on sale at the same time, the clientele for each is quite different according to the carmaker. Going by Mahindra’s internal data, urban buyers have a much stronger preference for the Scorpio N, accounting for 77 per cent of the model’s registrations. Meanwhile, buyers located in tier III and IV markets have a stronger preference for the Classic, accounting for 55 per cent of the car’s total demand.
The Scorpio Classic is offered in two variants: S and S11 with prices ranging from Rs 11.99 lakh to 15.49 lakh (ex-showroom).
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