The Mahindra Scorpio N's dashboard features coffee-black leatherette upholstery with dual metal rails.
The front row seats are generously cushioned, ventilated, and the driver's seat gets a 6-way power adjustment.
The 8-inch unit uses the AdrenoX software, which means an easy-to-use UI for media, navigation and apps.
The display from the front and rear parking cameras is low resolution and choppy to use.
A clear and plain 7-inch digital cluster that displays analogue dials and detailed info.
Scorpio N's 6-speed manual and auto transmissions get shift-by-cable technology for gear selection.
It gets a rotary knob to select terrain modes, including 4H (for high speeds) and 4L (for proper off-roading) options.
It features a single-pane electric sunroof.
The Scorpio N gets rear AC vents with individual controls for second-row climate comfort.
Third row seats are best suited for kids only, and get no AC vents.
The double dump seat folding mechanism provides up to 786 litres of boot space.
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Mahindra Scorpio N, priced from Rs 13.20 lakh (ex-showroom), brings a layered feature set to the cabin. Inside, it pairs an 8-inch touchscreen with a 12-speaker Sony system with 3D audio, along with a 7-inch instrument cluster. The SUV offers dual-zone automatic climate control with a dedicated rear AC unit, a wireless charger, ventilated front seats, and a 6-way powered driver seat. The dashboard uses leather wrapping with metal-finish dual rails, matched by coffee-black leatherette upholstery and a sunroof.
The Scorpio N is sold in 6- and 7-seat layouts across 7 trims, with a 203hp, 2.0-litre turbo-petrol and a 175hp 2.2-litre diesel engine.
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