Mahindra Scorpio Classic Boss Edition Launched, A Stealthy Look For The OG Big Daddy!

Quick Highlights 

• Mahindra Scorpio Classic Boss Edition Launched

• Features cosmetic and convenience accessories for both exterior and interior 

• The interior gets new black-coloured seat covers and pillows

• Rear parking camera now added in this edition

• Remains unchanged mechanically 

In order to boost sales during the festive season, Mahindra has launched a new Boss edition for the Scorpio Classic. This special edition brings in a host of cosmetic enhancements with the  focus on making the rugged looking SUV look sporty and stealthy. Mechanically, things remain the same, but there are certain changes to the interior which makes this an edition to consider. Let’s check out the special edition in detail: 

Mahindra Scorpio Classic Boss Edition: What’s New?

The Boss edition adds a bunch of cosmetic and feature accessories and finishes which dial up the appeal of the SUV. Here is a detailed look at what all exterior and additions make their way into the Scorpio Classic: 

Exterior	Interior
Front	Reverse Parking Camera
Dark chrome applique on the Bonnet scoop	Black-themed seat upholstery
Front Grille with dark chrome finish	Comfort kit (cushions and pillows)
Additional skid plate
Headlamp with dark chrome applique
Fog lamp with dark chrome trim
Sides
ORVM with carbon fibre finish
Rain visor
Door handle with dark chrome finish
Side indicator in dark chrome theme
Rear
Black trim for LED tail lights
Rear guard with black powder coating
Rear reflector with dark chrome surrounds

As seen above, you get plenty of additions with the special edition, especially for the exterior. The interior which otherwise gets beige upholstery, now sports black seat covers which compliments the rugged looks of the SUV. Reverse parking camera is a big miss on the standard car, but with the Boss edition, you get the necessary feature. 

Do note that these accessories can also be purchased separately with the standard car. 

Powertrain

The Boss edition is offered with the sole diesel engine of the Scorpio Classic which is a 2.2-litre diesel unit that generates 132 PS and 300 Nm. The engine can be had only with a 6-speed manual which sends power to the rear wheels. 

Rivals

The Scorpio Classic is priced from Rs 13.61 lakh to Rs 17.41 lakh (ex-showroom). Do note that Mahindra is yet to announce prices of this edition. It does not have any direct rivals as such, but can be considered as a body-on-frame alternative to SUVs like the Kia Seltos, Hyundai Creta, Tata Curvv, Maruti Grand Vitara and Honda Elevate.