2022 Mahindra Scorpio-N modified with Mercedes-Maybach styling alloy that looks desirable: View

The name Mahindra Scorpio enjoys a strong cult following among enthusiasts. The SUV has been on sale longer than most Gen-Z ones in the country. It has recently been introduced in its third generation avatar as Scorpio-N and has a waiting period of around 2 years. The 2022 Mahindra Scorpio-N was launched in the country on June 27, while the deliveries of the SUV have just started. It is easy to guess that the people of Punjab have started flocking to mod shops to get their Scorpio-Ns shod with oversized rims. We recently got to see an example via Velocity Tires’ Instagram account.

Mahindra Scorpio-N with 20-inch alloy wheels


In the image, an example of a 2022 Mahindra Scorpio-N in Napoli Black paint shade can be seen fitted with a set of 20-inch aftermarket rims, draped in low-profile tyres. When viewed closely, the hubcaps wear the Tri-Arrow logo, giving a fair idea that these rims are inspired by those seen on Mercedes-Benz models. In the comments section, some users have commented that with these rims, the Scorpio-N looks a lot like the Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 4MATIC.

2022 Mahindra Scorpio-N Specs

Mahindra Scorpio-N is on sale at a starting price of Rs 11.99 Lakh and tops out at Rs 23.90 Lakh, ex-showroom. The SUV is available with two engine options – a 2.0L mStallion turbo-petrol motor and a 2.2L mHawk turbocharged diesel engine. The former is tuned to produce 200 Bhp and 380 Nm of rated power output, while the oil burner makes 172 Bhp and 400 Nm. Transmission options include 6-speed MT and 6-speed AT. In addition to this, the Scorpio-N also gets the option of a 4X4 drivetrain on select trims.

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In terms of dimensions, the Mahindra Scorpio-N measures 4,662mm long, 1,917mm wide and 1,857mm high. Also, its wheelbase is 2,750mm. In the third generation variant, the Scorpio-N gets an updated suspension with dual wishbones at the front and a penta-link setup with rigid axles, which further get Watt’s linkage. The latter results in restricted lateral movement of the spindle.