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Mahindra Thar 5-Door SUV Images Leak Ahead Of Official Launch: All Details Here
New leaked images reveal the front end of the upcoming Mahindra Thar 5-door SUV. Compared to the standard Thar SUV, this 5-door version gets a new grille and an LED projector headlight setup.
Mahindra Thar 5-door: What's New?
We can confirm from the leaked images that the Thar 5-door will get a new grille design, which is divided into six slots, each double-stacked, unlike the seven slots present in the current 3-door Thar. The headlamps have retained the Thar's circular design but they now get an LED projector setup with a C-shaped DRL.
There is a camera present on the wing mirror, which confirms that this SUV will get a 360-degree camera setup. Also worth noting is that the rear door handle is located on the door frame, akin to the previous-generation Maruti Suzuki Swift.
Mahindra Thar 5-door: What We Know So Far
We know the upcoming Mahindra Thar 5-door will be equipped with dual 10.25-inch displays, a panoramic sunroof and higher variants will also be equipped with ADAS technology, a feature currently present on other Mahindra models, namely the XUV3XO and the XUV700.
The upcoming Mahindra Thar 5-door is likely to be offered with three engine options: a 1.5-litre entry-level diesel engine, a 2.2-litre diesel and a 2.0-litre petrol unit. Also, all powertrains come with manual and automatic gearbox options, except for the base diesel engine.
Apart from that, the Mahindra Thar 5-door SUV base variant will come with standard rear-wheel-drive, whereas the higher-spec variants of the SUV will be available with a 4WD setup, just like the current 3-door Thar on sale.
DriveSpark Thinks
In 2020, Mahindra revealed the 3-door Thar on August 15. As such, it wouldn't be surprising if Mahindra revealed the Thar 5-door Thar on the same day this year. Moreover, the production of the Thar 5-door has already commenced and dealers have also been accepting unofficial bookings, so you can be assured that it is not too far away.
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