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Anand Mahindra Tweets Maruti Gypsy A Rabbit
Mahindra had compared the XUV 500 to a Cheetah when it launched it last year. Mahindra and Mahindra MD Anand Mahindra had spoken about how the Cheetah had inspired the XUV 500's design. Now he has compared another car with an animal. Anand Mahindra has called the Maruti Suzuki Gypsy a rabbit in a recent tweet.
Mr
Mahindra
who
is
among
the
most
followed
Indian
industrialists
on
Twitter
has
tweeted:
" Is
it
safe
to
let
rabbits
roam
where
cheetahs
prowl."
This
tweet
was
in
response
to
a
tweet
by
one
of
his
followers
who
had
asked
if
he
could
participate
in
the
Mahindra
Great
Escape
in
his
Gypsy.
The Mahindra Great Escape is a non-competitive off-road rally organized by Mahindra since 1996. Mahindra owners can test their SUVs on challenging routes set across the country. While the Scorpio and Thar were the most seen SUVs in previous editions of the Mahindra Great Escape, This year's event will mark the debut of the XUV 500.
Anand Mahindra has not only indicated the presence of the XUV 500 in the event through his tweet but has also placed his company's product on an upper pedestal against the Maruti Suzuki Gypsy.
Some
of
Mr
Anand
Mahindra's
followers
have
expressed
their
shock
at
the
tweet
as
his
tweets
have
mostly
been
very
serious.
Mr
Mahindra
has
clarified
that
the
tweet
was
in
good
humour
only.
The
tweet
also
shows
the
growing
success
of
the
XUV
500
which
has
catapulted
Mahindra
to
the
top
three
best
selling
carmakers
in
India.
(Read
here
)
The XUV 500 has received such a positive response fro buyers that Mahindra has accepted it had not anticipated it. The bookings for the XUV 500 have been opened thrice and every time there have been a deluge of orders. With a production capacity of 4,000 units, Mahindra is still struggling to handle the demand.
The Gypsy is the first off-road vehicle from Maruti Suzuki. It has a cult status among off-roading enthusiasts. Launched way back in 1985 with a one litre petrol engine, the Gypsy is now powered by a 1.3-litre petrol engine.