Mahindra Scorpio N Facelift Interior Leaked: What’s New?
The Mahindra Scorpio N Facelift interior leaked online, giving us the first clear look at the changes Mahindra is planning for its popular SUV. While the exterior spy shots didn’t reveal major updates, the leaked interior images hint at some exciting upgrades. Interestingly, these spy shots are from the Scorpio N pickup version, but sources confirm that both the pickup and the facelifted SUV will share the same cabin design.
Bigger Infotainment Screen
The most noticeable change is the addition of a 10-inch floating infotainment system. Unlike the current version, this unit is slightly raised above the dashboard for better visibility and a premium feel. To accommodate the larger screen, Mahindra has also revised the AC vent layout, similar to the design seen on the XUV700.
Revised Centre Console
The 4×4 selector switch has now been repositioned next to the gear lever for easier access. This is a practical improvement, as many owners had earlier complained about its placement in the outgoing model. With this change, Mahindra has also freed up space for dual cup holders in 4×4 variants.
The centre console continues to offer piano black finishing, giving it a more upmarket appeal, while features like the electronic parking brake remain unchanged.
Other Interior Updates
- New steering wheel detailing: A touch of chrome has been added, inspired by the Thar Rox.
- Digital instrument cluster: While not confirmed, there are strong expectations of a fully digital, customizable cluster, much like the one on the XUV700.
- Same upholstery theme: Black and brown leather upholstery is carried over, along with the familiar door trims and handles.
Mahindra Scorpio N Facelift Interior – Expected Features
Conclusion
The Mahindra Scorpio N Facelift interior leaked images confirm that Mahindra is serious about refreshing the SUV with premium features and improved practicality. From the larger 10-inch infotainment display to the updated 4×4 selector placement, the changes will make the Scorpio N even more appealing to buyers. With additional tech like a possible digital instrument cluster, Mahindra aims to bring the Scorpio N closer to rivals in terms of features, while retaining its rugged DNA.
