2025 Mahindra Bolero Neo launched at INR 8.49 lakh

Key highlights

• New Bolero Neo range launched with refreshed design, upgraded interiors, and RideFlo suspension.
• Prices start at INR 8.49 lakh for N4 variant; top-end N11 variant priced at INR 9.99 lakh (ex-showroom).
• Adds new colours, touchscreen infotainment, and Multi-Terrain Technology for improved capability.

Mahindra has introduced the updated Bolero Neo range, giving its urban-tough SUV a fresh dose of style, tech, and comfort. Starting at INR 8.49 lakh (ex-showroom), the new lineup includes the top-spec N11 variant at INR 9.99 lakh. The update builds on the Bolero Neo’s reputation as a rugged yet city-friendly SUV, now with sharper design and smarter features.

The new grille with horizontal accents, dark metallic R16 alloy wheels, and fresh colour options like Jeans Blue and Concrete Grey give the Neo a more premium road presence. Dual-tone variants add extra flair for buyers who want their SUV to stand out.

Interior upgrades and tech additions

Inside, Mahindra has added two new interior themes, Lunar Grey and Mocha Brown along with leatherette upholstery and improved seat contours. The top-end N11 variant features:

• 22.8 cm touchscreen infotainment system
• Rear-view camera
• USB C-type charging port
• Cruise control
• Electrically adjustable ORVMs

The cabin layout remains practical, with a 7-seat configuration and foldable third-row seats. The infotainment system supports Bluetooth, USB, and AUX inputs, while steering-mounted controls add convenience.

RideFlo tech and Multi-Terrain capability

The Bolero Neo now comes equipped with RideFlo suspension tech, featuring MTV-CL and Frequency Dependent Damping (FDD). This setup improves ride quality, steering feedback, and brake dynamics, especially useful on broken roads and uneven terrain.

The N10 (O) and N11 variants also include Multi-Terrain Technology (MTT) with a mechanical locking differential. This feature boosts traction on slippery or loose surfaces, making the Neo more capable off the beaten path.

Power comes from the mHAWK100 engine, delivering 100 PS and 260 Nm of torque. The micro-hybrid start-stop system helps improve fuel efficiency in stop-and-go traffic.

Variant-wise pricing

*Optional variant includes Multi-Terrain Technology

Our thoughts

This is Mahindra giving the Bolero Neo a well-deserved polish. The new colours and interior themes are a nice touch, and the RideFlo suspension should make a real difference on rough roads. It’s got all the goodies, MTT, touchscreen, cruise control and still looks like it could take a beating.

Also read: 2025 Mahindra Thar facelift launched with new features: Details