Carlelo logo
Log in / Register
The easiest and most secure way to sign in - no password required
or

By proceeding, I acknowledge that I have read and agreed to the Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions, consent declaration, and the sharing of my information with lending partners, dealers, OEMs, and for marketing communication via Phone Calls, SMS & WhatsApp.

Search image

ADVERTISEMENT

Advertisement - Medium Rectangle

Mahindra Vision X Design Patented - Next-gen XUV 3XO

Published ByAmit Sharma
|
calendar
Follow us on:
youtubefacebookwhatsappinstagramgoogle news
Mahindra Vision X Design Patented - Next-gen XUV 3XO

Mahindra Vision X based SUV design patented, previews next-gen XUV 3XO. It will be based on the NU_IQ modular platform. Both EV and hybrid versions could be launched.

We informed you earlier that Mahindra is preparing to launch 4 new SUVs based on the new flexible NU_IQ modular platform. The Vision S concept based compact SUV will be the first model to be launched within the next 6 months, followed by an all-new compact SUV based on the Vision X concept. A design patent of the new Mahindra Vision X concept based SUV has already been filed, revealing some of its design details. 


The patent reveals the silhouette of the new compact SUV, and it looks similar to the concept that was showcased a year ago. It is reported that the new Vision X concept based model could come as the next-generation Mahindra XUV 3XO. The new NU_IQ platform is compatible with different powertrains, FWD and AWD capabilities. This architecture will be used to develop SUVs measuring between 3990mm and 4320mm in length. 


Mahindra Vision X Design Patented India


The SUV has a sporty, crossover design complemented by an upright stance and high ground clearance. It shares some of its design highlights with the BE 6 Coupe SUV, including the sculpted bonnet, coupe-like rear windscreen and spoiler. The concept had Mahindra’s Twin Peaks logo, which suggests that the production model will belong to XUV family. The lighting elements and fog lamp clusters seem inspired by the Mahindra XEV 9e. The SUV has squared wheel arches, black cladding all-around the body, flush-fitting door handles, and strong creases on the doors.


Mahindra confirms that the new NU_IQ platform is compatible with hybrid powertrain. In fact, the company is reportedly working on a strong hybrid engine using the 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol engine. It is expected that the Vision X based compact SUV could feature the new hybrid powertrain. An EV-derivative is also expected to join the lineup. It is expected that the new Mahindra Vision X will be launched in our market in late 2027 or early 2028.


Also See - Maruti Baleno Facelift to YMC Electric MPV - 4 New Cars Coming Soon

About Author

Amit Sharma

Amit Sharma

Sub-Editor

preferred source publisher

Amit is responsible for the content creation on the Carlelo website with an objective to serve the online visitors to the best of his abilities. He has a vast experience of over 12 years in motoring journalism and has worked with multiple automotive brands including CarDekho, IndiaCarNews and Zee Network (India.com Auto)


Education: B-Tech in Information Technology (Rajasthan Technical University)


Expertise: Car Reviews, Live Coverage, Automobile News Writing, Industry-Driven Automotive Blogs, Content Strategy, On-Page SEO, and Keyword Research.


Achievements: His SEO-driven content strategy has significantly boosted organic traffic to our automotive news and blogs, consistently landing stories in Google’s Top Stories, enhancing Discover Traffic, and optimising for AI overviews. 


Social Media & Email


Linkedin | X (Twitter) | Facebook | Instagram


Email - amitsharma294@gmail.com


Location - New Delhi

ADVERTISEMENT

Advertisement - Square Banner
capri Logo

Get

1% Cashback

Apply for a new car loan and get an assured cashback on loan amount once sanctioned by our partner banks.*

*Limited-time offer. Terms & Conditions apply.

coin gif

ADVERTISEMENT

Advertisement - Square Banner
Follow us on
FacebookInstagramLinkedinYoutubeTwitter
Carlelo Logo