KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Expected debut in early 2024
- Redesigned rear end features an angular tailgate and new C-shaped tail lamps
- Modernized cabin with a floating touchscreen, updated console, and digital cluster
- Retains the 1.2-litre turbo-petrol and 1.5-litre diesel engines
The refreshed XUV300 has been caught on camera during testing, this time in the vicinity of Chennai. Scheduled to unveil its new look in early 2024, the impending XUV300 is poised for substantial updates both on the outside and within. The recent spy shots provide a glimpse of the upcoming sub-4 meter SUV's redesigned features.
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XUV300 Facelift Near Chennai, Set For 2024 Debut
The XUV300 is set for a stylish makeover at the back, boasting a revamped rear end. The tailgate now sports a sleek, angular design adorned with fresh C-shaped tail lamps on both sides. Embracing the latest design trends, the rear of the test mule flaunts a completely redesigned LED taillight cluster seamlessly connected by a chic light bar. Noteworthy features like the rear wiper, roof rails, extended roof spoiler, and a conventional antenna are all clearly visible. While maintaining its characteristic short rear overhang, the car introduces a set of eye-catching dual-tone alloy wheels to complete the revamped look.
Now, let's talk about the inside of the car. The upcoming facelift plans to give the XUV300's cabin a modern feel. You can look forward to a floating touchscreen for entertainment, a redesigned centre console, better air vents, a fancy digital instrument display, new seat covers, and some extra features to enjoy.
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The upcoming XUV300 facelift is set to retain its reliable 1.2-litre turbo-petrol and 1.5-litre diesel engines, providing a seamless driving experience. Mahindra currently offers a versatile selection of 6-speed manual and automatic transmissions across all engines. It will continue to rival the likes of Maruti Brezza, Nexon, and the Kia Sonet.
Looking ahead, there's exciting potential for the all-electric XUV400 to undergo similar enhancements. As these models evolve, they'll face stiff competition from the refreshed Tata Nexon and its electric variant.
Verdict
The XUV300 facelift spotted in India has got Mahindra fans buzzing with excitement. The new look outside and the modernized inside suggest cool changes, fitting right into the current car scene. With Mahindra aiming to keep up with the competition, this facelift could make the XUV300 a top player in the small SUV game. Stay up to date with all the automotive news and updates by joining our 91Wheels Whatsapp Group today!
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