Mahindra has launched big festive offers across its SUV line-up, and if you’re in the market this season, it’s worth paying attention. Discounts range from about ₹50,000 up to more than ₹3 lakh depending on the model, city and model year. The deals change fast, so knowing where to look and what to ask can save you serious money.
Some headline numbers: the XUV 3XO saw benefits up to around ₹89,000 in September, while the electric XUV400 EL Pro had earlier seen up to ₹2.5 lakh off for certain buyers. Other popular models like Bolero, Scorpio, Thar, XUV700 and the ICE XUVs also have attractive cash discounts, exchange bonuses or corporate offers. Part of the price movement follows the GST 2.0 pass-through on ICE SUVs, which has been passed on differently across dealers and cities.
Keep in mind offers vary by model year (MY2024 vs MY2025), stock availability and the dealer’s monthly targets. Some benefits are direct invoice discounts, others are in the form of exchange bonuses, loyalty or corporate discounts, low-interest finance or free accessories and extended warranties. Always ask the dealer for a clear breakup of on-road price so you know what’s cash discount and what’s an add-on.
Start by checking the exact model year and the vehicle identification number (VIN) on the offer sheet—savings can differ for MY2024 and MY2025. Compare quotes from nearby dealers; a few thousand rupees can vary city to city. Ask for the full list of benefits: cash discount, exchange bonus, accessories, corporate offers, and finance rate. Sometimes a slightly lower cash discount with a 0.5% cheaper loan can be a better overall saving.
Negotiate on the on-road price, not just the ex-showroom figure. If you’re trading in a car, get an independent quote first so you know the real market value. Check whether discounts are valid only on specific trims or colors. For electric models like the XUV400, confirm whether government subsidies or state incentives are already factored in.
Watch the fine print on freebies: extended warranty or free service packs can be useful, but confirm transfer rules and what is covered. If you plan to finance, compare EMI scenarios including processing fees and prepayment charges. Don’t forget registration, insurance and road tax—they can affect the final on-road figure significantly.
If time allows, wait until month-end or festival peak days—dealers often sweeten offers to meet sales targets. But if a specific trim or color you want is low in stock, don’t hesitate to lock a deal once the numbers make sense. Get all promises in writing and check delivery timelines before paying the booking amount.
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