2025 Mahindra XUV700 review: The cheapest 7 seat SUV on sale! (inc. 0-100 & braking)

[@FasBeam]

Cheap is not the right word to use here!

[@Argent354]

Affordable 🎉

[@todaytrendz8375]

I didnt know faisal had time to view other reviewers on youtube

[@sid6777]

Absolutely faisal bro ❤

[@archangel7052]

@@FasBeam The suspension noise makes it feel cheap to be honest.

[@Th3HandleR]

@@FasBeam its expected . Some old habits die hard

[@mckaycc60]

My Husband has the Mahindra Ute, its his second Mahindra and he absolutely loves it, Im waiting to see if we ever get the Thar in Australia

[@Scotty_AU]

Yes I would buy that if it came here

[@dudeofchicken]

Read somewhere thar needs to go significant design changes if it were ever to launch overseas due to some legal fight with jeep. It's a pretty stellar vehicle at the price point.

[@Th3HandleR]

@@dudeofchickenThar 3 and 5 door is off the charts for now.

[@Mr.Aizen2750]

What segment is that?

[@hahahap9844]

5 door thar Roxx for sure, only for AUS entry they made it

[@topoisonfungus]

Appreciate Mahindra for trying to keep the cost low for the Australian market....the black edition really stands out as a practical family wagon without burning a hole in the pocket

[@Rabsallawah]

But who wants a black car in Australia? It’s not hot enough already?

[@desigamer_tv3959]

​@@Rabsallawahwell, black cars do sell in hotter countries like Africa and India so...

[@hahahap9844]

118.4 f and minimum of 100.4 f in India

[@prathameshozarkar]

​@@RabsallawahTrue, but they do sell other colours, but they won't get ventilated seats like the dark edition

[@marshallmarthes]

This is 100 times better than the cheap Chinese cars flooding the Australian market right now

[@ZHANGCINDY-jk9mh]

LMAO

[@YZJB]

Absolutely. Wouldn’t go near a Chery/MG/GWM etc.

[@ColdSplash]

“Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger; anger leads to hate; hate leads to suffering. I sense much fear in you.” ..... Yoda

[@YZJB]

@@ColdSplashit’s not fear, they (Chinese cars) are just not there yet.

[@ColdSplash]

@ and this one is?

[@JamesPhieffer]

I'd like to see Mahindra bring vehicles like this to Canada. It would be nice to have an economy brand here again, since Hyundai/KIA has mostly moved beyond that. And I'm not interested in the Chinese brands that are continuously rumoured to be coming.

[@notagain2856]

I dont think its worth the hassle if they are only selling 10 mahindras a month in canada. They are not even selling well in australia

[@BlackHawkTejas]

First get the Turd govt out from Canada, then something good will happen.

[@JamesPhieffer]

@notagain2856 I'd think they'd have a good chance at selling well, given bang for the buck.

[@varun_wadekar]

Unfortunately that seems impossible to happen in the current phase specially due to geopolitical reasons. Mahindra did try to enter with Mahindra ROXX in usa n Canada but the lobby issue threw them out , if u check all reviews by professionals are bad but all user experiences are positive on youtube

[@Raja-n4l3t]

Mahindra may be dont sell to canada.

[@nathansmith6914]

I reckon it's great that finally there's a car with cooled but not heated seats. Makes a lot more sense for Australia. What's with all the black editions of cars lately? Seems kinda silly, and black "highlights" is an oxymoron.

[@Munyabrwn]

Black is cool and stealthy

[@nathansmith6914]

@@Munyabrwn True. And I'm old and grumpy.

[@manusugunamadan803]

Mine is a year old. The ADAS is not bad compared to other brands I've driven. My only gripe is the blind spot cameras

[@swapnajitsahoo3297]

Instead of low frame rate cameras, simple blind spot sensors would have worked better.

[@Shawarmadeath]

Please use "affordable" rather than "cheap".

[@joelevans6374]

Why?

[@vikg3839]

@@joelevans6374 because we smell the British jealousy in his voice and content . He should review like an Australian!

[@joelevans6374]

@vikg3839 what a crock of absolute rubbish.

[@lotus7419]

Nah, it is CHEAP.

[@rmassie2706]

its a cheap car!! get over it

[@chi-8289]

I come from a tropical hilly region in southern India where some villages can be accessed only by 4X4 in 1990s. Our school bus was a 'Mahindra Classic' which we called Jeep. Almost 20-30 students used to cram into those Mahindras while off roading through those hills, everyday, 4 times, two pick up trips and 2 drop off trips. During heavy rains the roads used to turn into mud pools. These are machines which stood the test of time, in real conditions, not the modern off road enthusiasts

[@lucksheypahadia3419]

8:10, it does have lane keep assist, I think it is named smart pilot assist in the car. The lane departure warning activates automatically above 60 kmph and LKA activates with the ACC.

[@lucksheypahadia3419]

@@Sandyburg199I never mentioned anything about that. And I know it does not have blind spot monitoring but it does have lane keep assist.

[@Munyabrwn]

Had a Mahindra ute in the UK which had 900,000 miles on it.

[@vasujadav2772]

Now that is alot

[@yanxu7349]

I am not sure which year of your ute. But as I know the first Mahindra pick up truck was manufactured at 2006. So if your ute is the 2006 version. That is means your have drove the ute 18 years, and the averages of the mileage of per year is more than 80K kilometres, 220km every day without rest. Imaging you are in UK, I am curious how could you drive that much every day without taking a break?

[@Munyabrwn]

@yanxu7349 sorry it's a Tata Ute..mistaken Tata with Mahindra which are both from India. Tata is very legit

[@prathameshozarkar]

@@Munyabrwn Tell that to one of the bots in the comments above, let that bot see how reliable Mahindra is, instead of calling it a toy🤣🤣

[@infoworld7706]

you are liar, we know your car had 9,000,000 miles

[@MadhuAmayil]

It's not cheapest. It's value for bucks SUV. Ideally, this is how SUV needs to be priced, and mostly, we pay 50% for badge premium

[@jatinrai1645]

Since you mentioned at the end that you haven't seen heaps of them ,come to the western suburbs of melbourne and you see heaps of them😂 and everyone i spoke to enjoy them execpt few of them had issues with screen freezing and the camera lagging complain , anyways great review as always ❤

[@jonathenschwartz3019]

19:25 it is actually scrary for the speed you drove in those choppy roads. Impressive the car was holding up well in those conditions.

[@netsiteing]

AWD / 4x4 would be a great addition to the range for this and make it a more competitive SUV

[@PMASPHX]

XUV700 also has an Awd version here in India

[@PMASPHX]

@@Th3HandleR send feedback they will bring

[@shivam6113]

It will increase price.

[@Stronger_India_better_India]

For 4x4 Mahindra has Scorpio which is also a good car for everyday use.

[@kennethprocak5176]

It would surprise you how many engines and transmissions are made in India and have been in the legacy brands for many years.

[@digvijay9233]

Don't say cheap , this is a fantastic car at affordable prices, that maximum people can buy the car

[@RodneyW]

That's a really good review of an impressively decent cheap and practical SUV. One point of order though - 13:39 There is no way that there is 241 litres of usable space with the 3rd row up. They must have measured that to the roof!

[@mrsgamingandtech3580]

Correction : affordable

[@shivakumarbv6100]

1) The way he drove in distorted bumpy road with curves certifies that its thoroughly enginerred suv. A suv of that size handles such curves at high speed is damn impressive. 2) its not a race car. Not meant for quick acceletation. Its comfortable cruiser for very long hours of driving without any tiredness. 3) with more soft grippy tyre and smooth tarmac road it stops 100 kmph to 0 kmph in just 36 meters distance. Its already tested in india.

[@RyanMoran1992]

Sure Indian fanboy #1

[@shivakumarbv6100]

@RyanMoran1992 that's the fact. When we drive, we feel that.

[@notagain2856]

Without any tiredness? Wow, this must be better than the Landcruiser 300 then

[@shivakumarbv6100]

@notagain2856 you might be shocked. There are Indian vloggers who drove 40,000 kms from India to USA & India to London, Europe in 35 days time overall in Scorpio N. XUV 700 has even more comfortable driving dynamics for highways for long drive. I myself is surprised at this comfort. But it's damn comfortable. There are many travellers in india who did non-stop 3,000 kms driving in 2 days.

[@vasujadav2772]

​@@notagain2856you are all over comment section spreading negativity, lol. Looks like someone is not happy

[@mnogoldfish]

It’s funny you talk about FWD being no good for going off road. 40 years ago a mate of my drove off road across Dartmoor in the UK, (not legal) in a 70’s mini panel van on 10 inch steel wheels 😮. An amazing vehicle ! It’s also interesting that, again, going back a few years, the Swedes made FWD cars to drive through the snow in very cold winters. I suppose it is subjective but Europeans are used to driving smaller FWD cars that can go pretty much anywhere.

[@Th3HandleR]

@@mnogoldfish Majority of the vehicles sold in India are FWD only regardless of the price tag and they can absolutely cook

[@prathameshozarkar]

It does have AWD option, not sure if it's available in aus.

[@Th3HandleR]

@@prathameshozarkar not available yet

[@yslee1401]

Great news and thank goodness is not another PRC vehicle being reviewed

[@yslee1401]

@ says the account holder of a 3 year old troll earning RMB0.50

[@Th3HandleR]

They DEFINITELY should do rally a spec version. About the camera quality , its expected from Mahindra 😬

[@kashhelp2372]

"European car standard"....thats amazing feedback

[@sem5397]

I see more and more of these on the road as the weeks go buy , they’re becoming quite popular

[@kennethprocak5176]

It doesn’t try to steer you, that’s already better than others.

[@kaundinyaswarna9047]

Guys! Mahindra to launch electrified xuv 700 and also xuv 700 coupe ev. Xuv 700 coupe to be called xuv 9e

[@kindness-villain]

😃Batteries, motors, and motor drivers are all provided by Chinese companies

[@Th3HandleR]

​@@kindness-villainmotors are provided by valeo

[@kindness-villain]

@Mr.Monark Produced by Valeo's Shanghai plant in China

[@kindness-villain]

@@Th3HandleR The Valeo Siemens eAutomotive is located in Changshu, Jiangsu, China.

[@anoopmohandas8280]

@@kindness-villain Why the hostility towards China sourced parts, especially when they offer industry best reliability and safety. They don't catch fire on puncture, they are water resistant and can withhold 20 tons of lateral force?

[@GauravBhatia-r6w]

I have recently bought this and loving it so far, Indicator noise is annoying and blind spot camera is pointless. Love the looks of it.

[@kane4013]

Hmm, the orange peel paint finish at 6:47 is a bit dubious 🤨

[@Rabsallawah]

It’s plastic bro. Not painted.

[@kane4013]

@@Rabsallawah Oh okay. Looks super budget.

[@Raja-n4l3t]

I am using two years and two months XUV700 AxL.Really very safest and comfortable car in india.LESS Maintenance. Thank you M&M🇮🇳

[@rickyparab3572]

You should do a comparison video on the leap Mahindra has taken from XUV 500 to 700...

[@TJSaw]

That dashboard is one of the most elegant looking ones I’ve seen in a long time.

[@AJ93HD]

When is the new LC Prado review dropping? Checking daily 😂

[@kennethprocak5176]

I driven a lot in India, Australian rural roads are like a carpet in comparison to India.

[@xnji]

Had to take my Mahindra XUV700 (second-highest variant, not the Luxury Pack) through some seriously rough terrain recently, including an off-road section. Honestly, it handled it way better than I expected. Wouldn’t recommend going through deep water or rivers, though-you’ll probably run into trouble there. The road was so rough and bumpy at times that it sounded like things were breaking or falling off the car. That’s how bad it was. But to its credit, it made it there and back without any issues. The only gripe I’ve had in my few months of owning it is the windshield. Since Mahindra makes it themselves, replacing it isn’t cheap. Here in South Africa, I had to cough up 15k rand for a new one after a stone cracked it. Other than that, the interior’s holding up well-just a few fingerprints here and there, which is the same as my 2015 C220d AMG. Everything else still feels like the day I bought it. I’ll post an update in a year or so, but right now, the only thing I’d consider trading this for is the diesel version of the XUV700.

[@lfthb7tcjo75gid7jhajlniooj]

Amazing car. Good price to product ratio. Great features in this range.

[@sidjyothi]

This car is priced low for Australia. It is much more expensive in India.. The top end model in India is approx $46000.. It's priced higher than the scorpio in india

[@saravananc7121]

That's because of fall in rupees...

[@satyasiddhamishra4950]

Taxes are higher in India 😢

[@roberthocking9138]

Nice review, I wonder what the driver monitoring system was like and if you can turn it off.? I don’t think you mentioned it

[@Rana-ix5xe]

Mahindra is not a new company, well they have been making cars, jeeps, buses, tractors, farming equipments and trucks since mid 40s. This is a big company and they have shifted the gears in quality after acquiring companies like Pininfarina (company responsible for designing Ferraris and other popular cars). Mahindra North America is the #1 selling farm tractor in the world by volume, earlier they focused on making Utes, jeeps and army vehicles only i.e. why Mahindra Utes feel very agricultural but trust me you will find them with 1million kms on odo meter in India from Himalayas in North and East to Thar desert in the west to tea plantations of Coorg in the South loaded with twice the load on the tray. Their new cars have a few niggles(but so does many cars today with technology crammed into them). But they have been stepping up the game rapidly lately. They have their in house motors(their diesels are one of the most refined motors in today's time), R&D centres and previously long term joint venture with companies like Ford, Renault, Ssangyong and Skoda. Fun fact: This particular car was suppose to be rebadged as Ford. They have a massive in-house demands with people waiting for even 2 years for few models in India (third largest car market in the world). They are not cheap but just affordable and competitive and that is why cut corners here and there. P.S. not a fan boy but letting people know some insights about the company and it is a similar story with Royal Enfield being the global leader for mid sized motorcycles and Tata company (another giant with diverse portfolio) saving Ford from bankruptcy by acquiring Landcover and Jaguar back in the days. They all are owned by visionaries and automobile enthusiasts and not some corporate moguls.

[@kindness-villain]

The Land Rover and Jaguar cars produced by Chery in China are of the best quality among all the brand's production plants around the world.

[@Th3HandleR]

@@kindness-villain then what made them to go full Electrification?

[@kindness-villain]

​@@Th3HandleRChery has the ability to independently design, manufacture and install fully automated production lines for automobiles. It also has its own industrial robot company, automobile precision mold company, automobile brake system company, automatic transmission company, aircraft engine company, aircraft self-manufacturing company, and large shipyard (capable of producing warships and car roll-on/roll-off ships). Mahindra and Tata are far inferior to Chery Group in these aspects.

[@Th3HandleR]

@@kindness-villain who dafaq cares what they do? 🤣. They are still nowhere close to the quality like the Indians.

[@kindness-villain]

Huawei's Luxeed car brand is developed and manufactured by Chery. Luxeed is also China's best smart electric car. The Maserati brand will be acquired by Chery, and Maserati's latest electric car will use the technology provided by Chery. The latest Lander Rover Freelander will use the pure electric, extended range, plug-in hybrid technology and CDC chassis system provided by Chery

[@NemysisPrime]

The ax7L variant here in India comes with AWD... i don't know why doesn't come with awd to the models exported to Australia, or is it that you overlooked it!?

[@_shreyash_anand]

Only the Diesel has an AWD option, and they don't get the Diesel in Australia for some reason

[@garyblizzard5266]

dealerships near me have closed, would love to find out why

[@oogaboogacute]

18:10 actually there is a sport mode called zoom mode

[@KBWarrioR2018]

I bought the Mitsubishi outlander 2022 excreed tourer, under 48k it was brand new.

[@pardeepsingh1346]

Not so sure about the newer versions but these cars were so reliable when I was back in India, have seen a mahindra had 7,40,000 miles on odo and it was common for every mahindra. Imagine lasting that much in conditions like India where roads and traffic were not that good.

[@aman_s0103]

Amazing sus. Great work done @mahindra

[@scott8919]

18:50 the speedo not moving while the rest does threw me off.

[@Zephyrus139]

its not moving because they edited a picture that says 120 in there for some reason

[@Futuremodi]

They edited it for some reason 😂.

[@CarExpertAus]

Just a little in joke for those who watch the channel a lot 😉

[@Zephyrus139]

@@CarExpertAus oh i got the joke dont worry ♥️

[@adityakaran6622]

you forgot to say about the memory side view mirrors and its does have lane keep assist.

[@bmk7890]

Is there any quiker 7 seater you tested having similar price? What about pajero, qashqai, sorento petrols? Do you have a comparison video? Please share the link.

[@OG-uw5tu]

How many passengers does it take on the roof and Bonnet?

[@sidvasa6887]

many and your nuts under the wheel :P

[@Jubbie74]

Any plans for a LDV D90 review? Love to see one going over the track, am shopping for a mid spec seven seater 4wd for under 60 grand. Near on impossible task it seems.

[@AnkitTannaVlogs]

This car is so much better than paying hefty amount+wait times or Toyota

[@Bacender]

5:27 is that "Adrenox" badge stuck on crooked lol?

[@greenchutneyman]

I'm gonna wait for the 2026 version. A lot of good updates coming.

[@gabrielhambinga6062]

This is a great improvement....good for India

[@Nomad3421]

Mahindra should look in to smaller built cars and create a competitive market with Toyota corolla

[@itsmearv07]

Mahindra XUV 3x0 is small suv

[@TRXOfGreenville]

Hey CarExpert! Can you review the 2024 corolla cross? Thanks! Hopefully it doesnt have incandescent globes still!

[@tarzann9027]

How much is the pirce in your country?

[@singhaman9071]

what about safety rating ????

[@rd2050]

Wow 🎉 Car...loving it since bought months ago.

[@KokilaRani-xl9tm]

the camera lag gets better after a software update

[@jinsei1202]

This is a vast improvement from the Mahindras of the past. Pretty sure Ssangyong must've played a role in this when it was owned by the Indian company until 2 years ago. A parent company would make sure they milk every drop out of their investment. Especially given the Korean brand has Mercedes originated technology blended with their 4x4 body-on-frame specialty.

[@Th3HandleR]

@@jinsei1202 Mahindra just got a Platform from Ssangyong nothing more than that. The Tivoli based XUV 300 is still in production. Mahindra has been engineering body on frames for years. Ford was also supposed to debut the rebadge variant of the XUV 700 but it never happened due to their Disagreement.

[@jinsei1202]

​@@Th3HandleRJust a platform? Platform is everything.

[@notagain2856]

​@@Th3HandleRis it a coincidence that Mahindras became better after they bought Ssangyong?

[@Th3HandleR]

@@notagain2856 nope

[@jarjarbinks3193]

​@@notagain2856 In the case of Mahindra, it is all due to experience and heavy investment in its own in-house R&D. I am sure Mahindra gained some good insight through its experience owning Ssangyong, but it doesn't seem substantial. Moreover, if Ssangyong was so good, it wouldn't have gone financially kaput, to begin with.

[@borntruce]

Their profit margin is set very low for Australia as this sells for $10-15K more in India. Clearly, extreme value for money. Getting spares will be an issue though.

[@nayanekbote1255]

Hey There as a Indian i want to know how this car is doing in Australia I Mean Sales?

[@notagain2856]

Mahindra never reported their sales figures since 2015, so it only means they are not doing well in australia. But they said will do so in 2024, so just wait and see

[@gde1989]

I live in Brisbane, Australia and I see quite a few of these getting around. Definitely not a lot, but enough to be noticeable. They do look good, and should do better. Better marketing and interiors with darker interiors (this model has only been sold with white leather seats in Australia until this variant which greatly limits it appeal as a family vehicle on the Aussie market) is needed.

[@tusia20_85]

We drove up central and northern QLD last year and we saw SOOO many Mahindra utes in that region. Pleasantly surprised!

[@1.4billion65]

It's a Indian car, what do you expect?

[@thakillerb]

I only ever see Indians driving them tbh. I guess they have a sense of pride driving something their own people have built. Not a huge penetration of the market over here with non-Indians I’m afraid. I do see at least one or two once a day though.

[@chanakyareddykukunuru3357]

Why promote it as cheapest ? Can’t you guys say affordable, decent ,best bargain .

[@Rusty_Gold85]

You really need to get some calipers or litre boxes to show how much space are in the back of these vehicles. As in how many containers from Cheap as chips can fill the boot

[@todaytrendz8375]

Actually it does have adaptive damming based on speed

[@Man-y8i7d]

That Roxx in Australia.. ❤

[@SUDHEERSERAN]

It’s affordable and not cheap. Use words wisely. Good luck mate.

[@gammerpro2559]

Far more better and reliable than the Chinese cars

[@AayushSahni]

M&M have amazing long term user experience.

[@xperia1983]

Wow looks amazing, probably on par with the chinese as indian would be better reliable

[@jithins6592]

Has this got an ANCP rating?

[@69420aman]

No.. it has 5 star GNCAP.. And is also approved for UberX.. but I don't think it's gonna get tested for ANCAP anytime soon..

[@박명수-First]

ancp 0 stars There is no doubt that this is a coffin running on the road

[@Rams_Lounge]

​@@박명수-FirstIts Ssyangyong Rexton Tech. So your korean company is that bad?

[@thakillerb]

@@69420amanthat’s all on the manufacturer to supply a decent amount of cars for ANCAP to crash test. Put more pressure on the manufacturer and they might. But if they only sell 100 of these in a year in this market. Purposely destroying 5/6 of them to get a crash rating might not be feasible to them financially in their eyes

[@jarvisfriday7452]

Being an xuv owner I can definitely agree with him. Mahindra lacks fit to finish quality, build quality and off course you can see cheap materials here and there. Good engine and performance though.

[@Reddylion]

Mahindra BE 6e evs launching 26 nov chennai, watch out...........

[@kooversandhu9956]

Mahindra make small planes in Australia as well.Similar to cessena's.

[@IND-VG]

Starting speed of xuv700 is faster than Toyota Fortuner

[@jass1794]

Plenty of these in Melbourne northern suburbs

[@thungenny7484]

It's not Cheap people it's affordable. Many people can't even afford a motorcycle.

[@abhimanyouknow]

Great review, really happy to see one of India's most popular cars being acknowledged over at Australia! Interestingly, here in India we also get an AWD version, a 6-seater option for the XUV700 (captain seats for the middle row) and also drive modes for the petrol variant. Also, the 3 screens you mentioned in development are likely going to debut with the Electric version of XUV700, due to be unveiled later this month. Would also love to hear your thoughts on the Mahindra Thar 5-door. And if you do get a chance next time you're in India - do check out the Tata Safari. It is the main competitor for the XUV 700's here in the Indian market. Love from India!

[@donbrody8529]

Great Video :) When will we see a Chery Tiggo4 Pro on the proving ground?

[@kindness-villain]

Because TIGGO 4 PRO has the lowest price and the best quality among the same type of SUVs. If the review video is released, it will cause the sales of other brands of the same type of SUVs to plummet.

[@flsqwx]

isnt this is the one with 0 stars for ANCAP ?

[@shivam6113]

NO. that's scorpio N for not having ADAS

[@manthanpatel6295]

4 starts in ANCAP

[@1.4billion65]

It's a Indian car

[@OG-uw5tu]

No stars for you.. Come back 1 year

[@Rajeesh-e1u]

Did you ever drive a mahidra jeep International Engine . Then only you feel the legacy of driving and feel the wildness of power .please try

[@ayushbasra9448]

honda accord 2024 review pls sir

[@aditya_gupta]

funny how a car which is luxury for us Indians is just a good budget car for Aussies

[@seansteel3326]

Luxury? Really? I thought India has Mercedez and other top german brands on their roads?

[@aditya_gupta]

@seansteel3326 it's still a very expensive car in India.

[@unknownanimist2200]

Purchasing power difference..is the only reason

[@박명수-First]

@@seansteel3326 It's a third-rate market there. Among the best-selling models are cheap and outdated models from Japan and South Korea. There is no market for BMW and Mercedes-Benz because not many people can afford them.🤷‍♂️

[@lotus7419]

I thought that Toyota Camry is luxury for you.

[@tamborineman000]

15:40 says 13 mpg... should say 25mpg 😬

[@fadilrahman2157]

250hp would be apt. for the International markets with a quicker transmission..., ofcourse with an AWD.

[@pauldowlan3285]

Bring the Thar Roxx

[@user-hq8wm8giyujcg]

Review our Tata cars also

[@bigyin2586]

10.00 at last! Seats designed for average Australian adults, not European geriatrics!

[@AdityaPatelOnline]

It's affordable not cheap

[@lotus7419]

It's affordable and also cheap.

[@HENDRY_FORBES]

Waiting for Thar in Australia 🙄

[@serilvelmurugan1177]

I'd choose this over a Chinese car any day

[@1.4billion65]

Why you so obsessed with Chinese?

[@serilvelmurugan1177]

@@1.4billion65 You can't be speaking. You didn't even read the comment. 😆😆😆

[@1.4billion65]

@@serilvelmurugan1177 i mean, why bring Chinese to this topic? Why you have to use Chinese car to show your preference? Why not Japanese car or American car ?

[@serilvelmurugan1177]

@@1.4billion65 Because, I would choose this car over a Chinese car, but not over a Japanese/American car. And plus, Chinese cars are pretty much the only comparable cars to the Mahindra, given its price tag.

[@yogeshg]

@ because we know Chinese stuff is shit more often than not

[@amanmeena656]

Fibre tailgate not plastic 😊

[@Th3HandleR]

Those can be found in JLR products

[@satchycollins3985]

Thanks

[@teikoh5690]

Why not 007? Trick missed there.

[@Richard-sl8we]

Legal reasons; 007 is a registered trademark.

[@deep15399]

No previous version was called xuv500 so its a successor of that.

[@kenmichigwan234]

Looks like a renault koleos from the front

[@ezy.from.now.on.]

Good car, slightly prefer the Chery Tiggo 8 Pro Max tho for a 7 seater🤙

[@maxangie2]

Indian shoes shoes is ok but 🚗🚗🚗 ???????😊

[@julesmarwell8023]

what is nice about this car is, you are not INVESTING IN the chinese communist party. AND IT IS PROUDLY INDIAN. AND not a copy of this and a copy of that. COME ON MAHINDRA. START SELLING THAR IN AUSTALIA. PLEASE PLEASE.

[@gabrielhambinga6062]

China will still humble you with such conspiracy theories

[@notagain2856]

Didnt know jules is a common name in india until now

[@Th3HandleR]

@@gabrielhambinga6062 and Audi is AUDI now.

[@hassanyassin4337]

Racism is within your DNA. What’s the matter with you? Do you think other government better than others? What makes you think that democracy works for everybody? It’s only works for the reach.

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You will be surprised if you experience Mahindra Thar Roxx

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Did he just called it. !!CHEAP !! ?