Overview

• New single-cab spy shots suggest the pickup may stretch beyond 5.5 meters, making it longer than segment stalwarts such as the Toyota Hilux and Isuzu V-Cross.
• An extended, flatter bonnet and multi-slat grille paired with steel wheels underscore a utilitarian, off-road-focused design language.
• The Scorpio N Pickup rides on a ladder-on-frame chassis derived from the Scorpio N SUV, with suspension expected to be tuned for improved load capacity and terrain versatility.
• The upcoming model is expected to use the Scorpio N’s 2.2-litre diesel engine in multiple tunes delivering up to 172 hp and 400 Nm, with both manual and automatic 4×4 configurations likely.
• Following the concept reveal, a production launch is slated for late 2025 as Mahindra expands into India’s lifestyle-utility pickup market.