Mahindra Scorpio News & Top Stories

In January 2024, more over 90% of Mahindra Scorpio purchasers selected the diesel drivetrain.

  • The diesel and turbo-petrol engines are the same for all three vehicles.
  • Scorpio N and Scorpio Classic are two of the Scorpio figures.
  • Mahindra is unlikely to phase out its diesel engines anytime soon given the tremendous demand for its diesel-powered vehicles.

One of the largest automakers in India, Mahindra is renowned for producing strong and durable SUVs. The fact that most Mahindra SUVs come with a choice of gasoline or diesel engines is one feature that sets them apart from their competitors. Popular vehicles in the group, such as the Mahindra Thar, XUV700, and Scorpio N, are available with identical 2-liter turbo-petrol and 2.2-liter diesel engines in various levels of performance. Here, we examine the gasoline versus diesel sales breakdown of Mahindra vehicles for January 2024 to determine which fuel type is more in demand.

Maruti Scorpio and Scorpio N

Mahindra Scorpio & Scorpio N

PowertrainJanuary 2023January 2024
Petrol654765
Diesel8,06113,528

The combined sales numbers for the Mahindra Scorpio N and Scorpio Classic are as follows. Here, there is a 4X4 option, manual and automatic transmission options, and a diesel engine.
One thing to keep in mind is that the petrol sales data only apply to the Scorpio N because the Scorpio Classic only comes with the diesel manual engine transmission combo.

PowertrainJanuary 2023January 2024
Petrol7.5 %5.4 %
Diesel92.5 %94.6 %

The 2.2-liter diesel engine is preferred with this tough SUV, which had sales of over 14,000 vehicles in January 2024. Not only do the gasoline versions have lower sales numbers, but their sales have decreased when compared to the same month the previous year.

Mahindra Thar

Mahindra Thar

PowertrainJanuary 2023January 2024
Petrol334657
Diesel4,0765,402

Similar sales splits exist for the Mahindra Thar as well, with diesel vehicles outselling petrol ones in terms of client demand. The Mahindra Thar has three engine options—the 1.5-liter diesel, the turbo-petrol, and the diesel engines discussed earlier—but only when it comes to the RWD (rear-wheel drive) versions.

PowertrainJanuary 2023January 2024
Petrol7.6 %10.8 %
Diesel92.4 %89.2 %

On the other hand, sales of the gasoline variants have climbed over the previous year, accounting for more over 10% of total sales.

Mahindra XUV700

Mahindra XUV700

PowertrainJanuary 2023January 2024
Petrol1,3751,989
Diesel4,4125,217

Sales of the Mahindra XUV700 for both gasoline and diesel saw rise, but the demand for the diesel variants remained higher than the demand for the gasoline version. The gasoline units fell short of 2000 units, but the diesel units exceeded the 5000 unit sales threshold.

PowertrainJanuary 2023January 2024
Petrol23.8 %27.6 %
Diesel76.2 %72.4 %

However, compared to January 2024, the sales percentage of its gasoline variations did experience an increase of almost four percent.

It is evident from these sales statistics for well-known Mahindra models that Mahindra buyers favor purchasing diesel-powered vehicles. Therefore, it appears Mahindra’s diesel lineup is here to stay, despite the ongoing price increases for the diesel engines that will soon be required to comply with even higher pollution requirements. Which would you rather use: electric, gasoline, or diesel? Tell us in the comments below.

Toyota Fortuner REVIEWS & VIDEOS

Toyota Fortuner

The Toyota Fortuner is a seven-seater SUV with options for 2WD or 4WD. The base price of a Toyota Fortuner is Rs. 33.43 lakh, while the most expensive variant costs Rs. 51.44 lakh. There are seven different models available with 2694 and 2755 cc engines. This vehicle comes with a manual or automatic transmission and is available in both gasoline and diesel versions. It gets 10 km/l in gasoline and 8 km/l in diesel. Fortuner boasts seven safety airbags and a 4-star safety certification from the Global NCAP crash test. Seven colors are available for this model. Toyota Fortuner has received an overall user rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on feedback from other users.

An 8-inch infotainment system with connected car features and support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are among the main features. In addition, it has a wireless charger, a kick-to-open powered tailgate, dual-zone air conditioning, cruise control, and a six-speaker sound system.

ProsCons
  • stronger diesel engine
  • continues to lack a sunroof
  • The 2021 facelift appears more athletic than before.
  • Fortuner’s price has increased by up to Rs 3 lakh.
  • Legender has a unique and fashionable appearance compared to standard Fortuner.
  • The 11-speaker music system is not included with Legender.
  • Additional elements make the cabin more convenient.
  • Off-road ability will be improved by Electronic Differential Lock.

 

Nissan Magnite REVIEWS & VIDEOS

Nissan Magnite

The Nissan Magnite is a five-seater SUV with the option of 2WD. Nissan Magnite pricing ranges from Rs. 6 Lakh to Rs. 11.27 Lakh for the top variant. There is a 999 cc engine option on this model. This vehicle is offered with a manual or automatic transmission and a gasoline option. The mileage range for gasoline is 17.4 to 20 km/l. It is a model that has airbags. plus 336 liters of boot space. Nine colors are available for this model. Nissan Magnite has received an overall user rating of 4.3 out of 5 based on feedback from users.

Two front airbags, a 360-degree camera, hill-start assist, electronic stability control (ESC), and a tire pressure monitoring system are among the safety features.

ProsCons
  • well-constructed sub-compact SUV. well-proportioned
  • The fitment quality is passable, not excellent. Not as luxurious on the inside as a Sonet/Venue/XUV300
  • Spacious and practical cabin. A good SUV for the family
  • Even with the turbocharged petrol engine, the car is not thrilling or enjoyable to drive.
  • a smooth and comfortable ride. You can handle rough roads with assurance.
  • Not available with a diesel engine
  • Turbocharged gasoline engines are punchy and easy to drive.
  • Nissan is currently trailing the competition in terms of sales and service network.
  • impressive list of features

 

Hatchbacks In January 2024 News & Top Stories

January 2024: These Compact and Midsize Hatchbacks Were the Most Desired Models.

Though SUVs may have become more popular among today’s younger car buyers, tiny and midsize hatchbacks are still a common option. As usual, Maruti hatchbacks topped the sales table in January as well, with a few quirky variants from Tata and Hyundai rounding out the top spot. This is the comprehensive sales data for January 2024 for hatchbacks, including compact and midsize:

Models

January 2024

January 2023

December 2023

Maruti Wagon R

17,756

20,466

8,578

Maruti Swift

15,370

16,440

11,843

Hyundai Grand i10 Nios

6,865

8,760

5,247

Tata Tiago

6,482

9,032

4,852

Maruti Celerio

4,406

3,418

247

Maruti Ignis

2,598

5,842

392

Takeaways

 Maruti Suzuki Wagon R

  • In January 2024, the Maruti Suzuki Wagon R surpassed all other tiny and midsize hatchbacks in sales, with a month-over-month (MoM) rise of more than 100%.
  • After the Wagon R, the Maruti Swift was the only other hatchback to sell over 10,000 units overall, having sold over 15,000.

 Hyundai Grand i10 Nios

  • With almost 7,000 sales, the Hyundai Grand i10 Nios, the second-best-selling hatchback on the list, came in third. Although its MoM figure increased by 31%, its YoY number decreased by 22%.
  • The Tata Tiago was the last model to sell more than 5,000 vehicles overall when it was shipped in January 2024, having sold nearly 6,500 units. The Tata Tiago EV’s sales are included in these figures.

 Hyundai Grand i10 Nios

  • With more than 4,400 units shipped, the Maruti Celerio climbed to the fifth position on the leaderboard and experienced good YoY and MoM sales growth.
  • The Maruti Ignis experienced a 50% decrease in monthly sales despite a significant YoY increase in sales data. In January 2024, its total sales number just about made it above 2,500 units.

 

Subcompact SUV waiting period starting in February 2024 News & Top Stories

The Wait Time To Purchase A Subcompact SUV This February Is As follows

twoThere are long wait times in the subcompact SUV market, especially since the facelifts of the Kia Sonet and Tata Nexon were recently introduced. Longer waiting times are being experienced for popular subcompact SUVs from Hyundai, Kia, and Tata, among the eight models on the list. The waiting times for each model in India’s top 20 cities are listed here.

Waiting Period Table

CityTata NexonMaruti BrezzaHyundai Venue / Hyundai Venue N LineKia SonetMahindra XUV300Nissan MagniteRenault Kiger
New Delhi1 month2-3 months2.5-3 months / 2-2.5 months2 months3 months1 month1 month
Bengaluru2-3 months3 months3 months2 months2-4 months1 month1 month
Mumbai3 months2-3 months2-3 months / 2.5-3.5 months3 months2-4 months1 month1 month
Hyderabad2 months2-3 months3 months1-2 months3.5-5 months2 weeks1 month
Pune2-3 months3-4 months3-3.5 months / 3 months2 months2-4 months1 monthNo waiting
Chennai2 months3-4 months3 months / 2.5-3.5 months2 months2.5-3.5 months2-3 weeks1 week
Jaipur1.5 months2-3 months3-3.5 months / 3-5 months1-2 months3-4 months2 weeks2 weeks
Ahmedabad2 months2-3 months2 months1-2  months2-4 months1 month2-3 weeks
Gurugram1-1.5  months3-4 months2-3 months / 3 months1 month2-4 months1 month1-2 weeks
Lucknow2 months2-3 months3 months2-3 months3 months1 month2 weeks
Kolkata3 months3-4 months2.5-3.5 months / 2-2.5 months2-2.5 months3.5-5 months1 month1 month
Thane2 months2-3 months2 months2 months months1 month1-2 weeks
Surat1.5-2 months3 months2 monthstwo months2-4 months1 month1 week
Ghaziabad2-3 months3 months3 months1 month2-4 months1 month2-3 weeks
Chandigarh3 months2-3 months2.5-3.5 months / 2-2.5 months two months2-4 months1 week1 month
Coimbatore2 months3 months3 months2 months1-3 monthsNo waiting1 month
Patna1.5 months2.5-3 months3 months2 months2-4 months1 monthNo waiting
Faridabad2-3 months3 months3 months1-2 months3.5-5 months1 month1 month
Indore3 months2-3 months3 months1-2 months3 months2-3 weeks3-4 weeks
Noida2 months2-3 months2.5-3.5 months / 2-2.5 months1-2 months2-4 months2-3 weeksNo waiting

Key Takeaways

Tata Nexon

  • As of February, waiting times for the Tata Nexon could take up to two months on average. However, consumers may have to wait up to three months to receive the Nexon in places like Bengaluru, Pune, and Kolkata subcompact SUVs.

Maruti Brezza

  • Three months is the typical wait period for the Maruti Brezza. The subcompact SUV from Maruti is in high demand in Pune, Chennai, Gurugram, and Kolkata, with wait times of up to four months.

Hyundai Venue

  • In most cities, the usual wait period for the Hyundai Venue and Venue N Line is up to three months. Within two months, customers in Ahmedabad, Thane, and Surat can accept the delivery of the venue Subcompact SUV.

 Kia Sonet

  • There is now an average waiting period of up to two months for the Kia Sonet, which was given a midlife upgrade in January 2024. However, supplies to consumers in Lucknow and Kolkata may be delayed by more than two months.

Mahindra XUV300

  • As of right now, the Mahindra XUV300 has the longest waiting period—up to five months. Clients in Faridabad, Hyderabad, and Kolkata may have delays of up to five months. Within three months, the SUV might be delivered while in Coimbatore.

Nissan Magnite

Here, the most accessible subcompact SUVs are the Nissan Magnite and Renault Kiger, with a maximum waiting period of just one month. While inhabitants of Pune, Patna, and Noida need not wait for the delivery of the Renault Kiger, the Magnite is easily available for delivery in Coimbatore.