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Mahindra is planning to introduce a host of new SUVs across different categories and price points over the next five years
Four concepts shown in August 2025 form the base for Mahindra’s next major SUV launch proposition. Vision S, Vision X, Vision T and Vision SXT were not design exercises alone as their road going versions will begin dripping into the portfolio across different segments and price points with the Vision S based compact SUV arriving first.
The NU_IQ platform sits at the centre of this plan. It has been engineered to accept both combustion and electric powertrains allowing Mahindra to create different body styles and drivetrain combinations. Its flexibility becomes important because the company is now preparing a much larger product plan than the one it had outlined earlier.
Nine new ICE nameplates are part of the upcoming pipeline. These will not be simple facelifts or badge extensions. Mahindra is preparing new products across multiple price ranges with the Vision S based sub-four-metre SUV expected to next year. It will be positioned above the XUV 3XO and could compete against the forthcoming Renault Bridger and Kia Syros.
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The Vision T appears to preview a Thar-influenced electric direction while Vision X and Vision SXT could help Mahindra cover more mainstream SUV slots later in the decade. Production derivatives from these concepts are expected to carry different identities under existing sub brands. Only two ICE updates in the roadmap are linked to existing models.
The three-door Thar facelift is expected as part of the plan while the Scorpio N mid-cycle update has already been spotted testing. The latter could receive a panoramic sunroof, ventilated front seats and cabin revisions with no major engine change expected. The expanded roadmap now includes 16 launches by 2031 and of which ten will use internal combustion engines and six will be electric SUVs.
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It is a revision over the older plan that had listed nine ICE models and seven EVs by 2030.
Mahindra had already completed a large part of that earlier target between FY2025 and FY2026. The BE.07 is the nearest electric arrival from this next batch. It has already entered road testing and will sit above the BE 6 when launched in 2027.
It will use the INGLO architecture while later EVs will be spread across INGLO and NU_IQ depending on size, positioning and drivetrain needs. Mahindra is therefore not treating ICE and EV development as separate battles. The company is building two connected SUV pipelines with familiar name families, new platforms and multiple powertrain choices running side by side until 2031.
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