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Mahindra TUV300 Plus (Extended Wheelbase) P4 Variant Price Revealed
Mahindra TUV300 Plus P4 Price Revealed
India's leading utility manufacturer Mahindra is in the final stage of testing the extended wheelbase or the lengthened version of the TUV300 called the TUV300 Plus. The utility vehicle (UV) has been spied several times testing on Indian roads in its near to production form.
Mahindra is yet to launch the vehicle or even revealed the UV in its production guise; however, Autocar India reports that it has managed to get the pricing of the vehicle for the P4 variant (nine-seater version) of the TUV300 Plus.
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As per a dealer in Tamil Nadu, this particular variant will be powered by a 118bhp 2.0-litre diesel engine and will be priced at Rs 9.46 lakh ex-showroom. The new TUV300 Plus, as seen in the spy images, is a stretched version of the TUV300 and looks a lot more proportionate compared to the shorter version of the UV.
The vehicle rear profile has been tweaked, and the TUV300 Plus receives new-design taillights which extend to the sides. The TUV300 Plus shares most of the exterior and interior bits from the TUV300; however, the lengthened version is equipped with a different engine.
Autocar India also states that the UV will be available in several seating configurations, with the lower variants getting as many as nine seats. The new TUV300 Plus will replace the ageing Xylo in the company's portfolio in India.
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Mahindra continues to benchmark UVs in India with multiple options for car buyers. The TUV300 Plus is expected to offer a massive cabin space to fit nine passengers in the P4 variant, which is quite impressive considering the segment that it will compete.
