Mahindra Bolero New
Table of Contents
2025 Mahindra Bolero B8: The Rugged Workhorse Gets Smarter
The Mahindra Bolero has always been known for its rugged build, no-nonsense design, and go-anywhere attitude. In 2025, the trusted Bolero gets a fresh update, and the B8 variant stands out as a perfect balance between tough utility and modern comfort.
Mahindra & Mahindra has launched the facelifted versions of its popular SUVs–the Bolero– in India, aiming to refresh their appeal ahead of the festive season. The updates address customer feedback with new design elements, improve comfort features, and ride quality, while prices remain largely unchanged.
The Bolero B8 now starts at 7.99 lakhs and goes up to 9.69 lakhs ( ex-showroom), whereas the Bolero ranges from 7.99 to 9.69 lakhs (ex-showroom).
Also Read: https://ddatips.com/mahindra-bolero-2025-mahindra-bolero-neo/
Performance: Mahindra Bolero New
Under the hood, the Bolero B8 continues with Mahindra’s tried-and-tested 1.5L mHawk diesel engine. It delivers around 75 horsepower and 210 Nm of torque — not groundbreaking numbers, but perfect for what the Bolero is built to do: handle rough roads, carry heavy loads, and keep running without fuss.
The 5-speed manual gearbox is smooth and reliable, and the suspension is tuned to handle bad roads like a champ. Whether you’re in a rural village, a construction site, or tough terrain, the Bolero B8 won’t let you down.
Mahindra Bolero New Model Exterior Design
This fog lamp has been newly added separately here you have a halogen light and cornering light is also given here. you have the front to wing point here. this is the only car in India with a metal bumper. This bumper is made of metal. No thigh has changed; the entire color is new. The name of this color is stealth Black. This color wasn’t available earlier.
You have these new alloy wheels, and Bridgestone Bueller tyres are installed on them. Actually Mahindra Bolero has installed good-quality tyres.
Mahindra Bolero New Interior Design
The 2025 Mahindra Bolero now comes with a few nice updates inside to make your drive more comfortable and modern. It has a bigger touchscreen—about 17.8 cm in some versions—so you can easily control music, calls, and other features while driving.
The seats are also improved, with better shape and support, which means more comfort during long trips or rough roads.
For those choosing the Bolero Neo, Mahindra now offers new interior colours like Mocha Brown and Lunar Grey. These give the cabin a more stylish and premium look, so it feels a bit more special inside.
And finally, there’s a USB Type‑C port added, which lets you charge your phone or gadgets faster—just like in modern cars.
About the Author
