According to the Federation of Automotive Dealers Associations’ (FADA) announcement of cars sales figures for the month of February 2023. Mahindra has fallen behind Maruti, Hyundai, and Tata in terms of year-over-year sales growth. Maruti Suzuki had an 8 percent (annual) growth in February 2023 and sold 1,18,892 vehicles. Hyundai, on the other hand, saw a 1% gain and sold 39,106 vehicles. In addition to this, Mahindra had a year-over-year rise of more than 60%, and Tata Motors saw an annual gain of 14% with sales of 38,965 units (in February 2023 over February 2022). Mahindra sold 29,356 automobiles overall last month compared to 18,264 in February 2022.
The Mahindra Scorpio-N is designed to compete with
full-size and mid-size SUVs, like the Toyota Fortuner. Customers have responded overwhelmingly favorably to the Scorpio-N. The organization received one lakh bookings for this within the first thirty minutes of the booking period beginning. According to the manufacturer, the new Scorpio-N is an entirely different product from the previous Scorpio. After launching the new Scorpio, Mahindra updated the older Scorpio and released it under the name Scorpio Classic.
These two vehicles swung things around!
Since a long time ago, the Bolero and the Scorpio have proven to be Mahindra’s best-selling cars. For years, it has ruled the customers’ hearts. The Scorpio, now known as the Scorpio Classic, was also modified by the business last year. In addition to this, a brand-new design called the Scorpio-N has also been introduced. Both have been promptly reserved. Even those who intended to purchase a Toyota Fortuner but were unable to do so due to a limited budget have come to love the Scorpio-N. The Scorpio-N has a starting price of Rs 12.74 lakhs.
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