Mahindra Price Hike October 2026: Thar Roxx, Scorpio Classic, Scorpio-N And Bolero

Mahindra hikes October 2026 prices: Thar Roxx up to Rs. 15,000, Scorpio Classic up to Rs. 8,500, Bolero up to Rs. 8,000. See the new price ranges for each model.

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|BeyondHorsepower Editorial Team

Mahindra has revised ex-showroom prices across several of its best-selling SUVs for October 2026. The increases are small, all under one percent, but they affect nearly every ICE model in the line-up. Here is the model-by-model rundown.

Mahindra October 2026 Price Changes At A Glance

Model Biggest Hike New Starting Price New Top Price
Thar Roxx Rs. 15,000 (0.70%) Rs. 12.52 lakh Rs. 23.53 lakh
Scorpio-N Rs. 19,499 (0.82%) Rs. 13.69 lakh Rs. 25.49 lakh
Scorpio Classic Rs. 8,500 (0.49%) Rs. 13.43 lakh Rs. 17.48 lakh
Bolero Rs. 8,000 (0.86%) Rs. 8.57 lakh Rs. 9.99 lakh

All prices are ex-showroom.

Mahindra Thar Roxx

The largest hike on the Thar Roxx landed on the 2.2L turbo diesel automatic (175 PS) AX5L 4WD variant at Rs. 15,000, or 0.70%. Price adjustments across select variants run up to an increase of 0.73%, and the range now spans Rs. 12.52 lakh to Rs. 23.53 lakh. For variant guidance, see our Thar Roxx variants explained article.

Mahindra Scorpio-N

Scorpio-N prices were also nudged up. The sharpest rise, Rs. 19,499, hit the top Z8L ADAS 6S diesel-automatic 4WD variant, while some variants saw minor reductions of around Rs. 501. The range now sits at Rs. 13.69 lakh to Rs. 25.49 lakh.

Mahindra Scorpio Classic

The Scorpio Classic saw uniform small increases of 0.49% to 0.51% across variants. The S11 7S (Side Facing) and S11 7S (Captain Chair) variants took the biggest rupee hike at Rs. 8,500, and the S 9S (Side Facing) recorded the highest percentage hike at 0.51%. Prices now run from Rs. 13.43 lakh to Rs. 17.48 lakh.

Mahindra Bolero

Bolero prices rose across all listed variants. The B6 took the highest rupee hike of Rs. 8,000 (0.86%), while the B4 recorded the highest percentage hike at 0.94%. The Bolero now starts at Rs. 8.57 lakh and tops out at Rs. 9.99 lakh, with changes ranging from no change to 0.94%.

What This Means For Buyers

  • The hikes are small relative to the overall price, so they will not change most buying decisions
  • The biggest absolute increases hit top-spec 4WD and diesel-automatic variants, which are the most in-demand trims
  • If you have a booking in progress, confirm whether your price is locked at booking or at delivery, since many dealers differ on this
  • Compare the final on-road price rather than ex-showroom, because road tax and insurance scale with the vehicle price

Final Word

Mahindra's October revisions are modest and consistent with its habit of making small mid-cycle adjustments. The Thar Roxx, Scorpio-N, Scorpio Classic and Bolero all remain competitively priced for their segments, but buyers targeting top variants should budget a little more than they would have last month.

Further Reading & Tools on V3Cars

Prices are subject to change by Mahindra & Mahindra without prior notice. Always confirm current ex-showroom and on-road pricing with your nearest Mahindra dealership.

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