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Mahindra is planning to bring in multiple new products across different segments and price brackets as new ICE and electric SUVs are waiting in the pipeline
Nine entirely new nameplates across the next five years is the scale of what Mahindra has committed to as part of a revised product roadmap that targets 16 total launches by 2031. Between FY2025 and FY2026, Mahindra launched five ICE models – the XUV 3XO, Thar Roxx, XUV 7XO, Bolero facelift and Bolero Neo facelift – alongside four electric vehicles.
They are BE 6, XEV 9e, XEV 9S and XUV 3XO EV clearing more than half of its original 2024 product target ahead of schedule as it called for nine ICE vehicles and seven EVs by 2030. After FY2026, four ICE models and three EVs remained from that plan – seven products in total. Mahindra has since added nine more to that count – arriving at 16. The ICE side accounts for 10 of those, the electric side for six.
Of the 10 ICE products, nine will carry brand new nameplates. The sole exceptions are the three-door Thar facelift and the Scorpio N mid cycle update which has been caught on camera multiple times and is expected to bring a panoramic sunroof, ventilated seats and cabin upgrades while leaving the powertrain unchanged. The nine new ICE nameplates will be built primarily on the NU IQ monocoque platform that Mahindra revealed in August 2025 alongside four concepts.
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The Vision S, Vision X, Vision T and Vision SXT will spawn road going models. Production derivatives of these concepts will fill slots across the XUV, Thar and Scorpio sub brands with the first expected to reach market in 2027. The NU IQ platform supports both ICE and electric powertrains giving Mahindra the flexibility to electrify the same vehicle family without building separate architectures.
The Vision S based compact SUV is the nearest term product from the new nameplate group – positioned above the XUV 3XO and set to compete with the upcoming Renault Bridger and Kia Syros. The Vision T previews a possible electric Thar derivative while the Vision X and Vision SXT could help strengthen its volume range.
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Six electric vehicles are planned through to 2031 – up from the three that remained on the original target after FY2026. The BE.07 is the most immediate – currently in testing and expected for a 2027 launch on the INGLO platform and it will sit above the BE 6 in the lineup. Further products on both the INGLO and NU IQ platforms will fill out the electric count through the remainder of the decade.
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