2020 Mahindra Marazzo BS6 price, variants explained

    BS6-compliant Marazzo available in three trim levels – M2, M4+ and M6+

    Published On Aug 28, 2020 07:00:00 AM

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    2020 Mahindra Marazzo BS6 price, variants explained

    The Mahindra Marazzo , along with being upgraded for BS6 emissions norms, has also undergone a variant revision, with the carmaker having streamlined the line-up to just three trims. As we’ve previously reported, the BS6 Marazzo can now be had in M2, M4+ and M6+ trim with each offered in seven (middle row captain seats) or eight-seat (middle-row bench) cabin configurations. The latter two trims are new to the line-up while the previously available M4, M6 and fully loaded M8 trims have been discontinued.

    • Mahindra MPV gets new M4+ and M6+ trim levels
    • Previously available top-spec M8 trim discontinued
    • BS6-compliant 1.5-litre diesel develops 123hp and 300Nm

    Here is what you get in each variant of the BS6 Mahindra Marazzo:

    Mahindra Marazzo M2 (Rs 11.25 lakh [7- and 8-seater])

    • Dual airbags
    • ABS
    • All wheel disc brakes
    • Front seat belt reminders
    • ISOFIX child seat mounts
    • 16-inch steel wheels
    • Air conditioning
    • Rear air-con vents
    • Power windows
    • Front centre armrest
    • Middle-row centre armrest – 7 seater only

    Mahindra Marazzo M4+ (Rs 12.37 lakh [7-seater]; Rs 12.45 lakh [8 seater])

    In addition to the Marazzo M2

    • Audio system with USB, Aux and Bluetooth connectivity
    • Rear defogger
    • 16-inch alloy wheels
    • Electric adjust wing mirrors
    • Driver seat height adjust
    • Remote central locking
    • Middle-row centre armrest – 7 and 8-seater
    • Rear wiper and washer
    • Steering-mounted audio controls

    Mahindra Marazzo M6+ (Rs 13.51 lakh [7 seater]; Rs 13.59 lakh [8-seater])

    In addition to the Marazzo M4+

    • 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system
    • On-board navigation
    • Fog lamps with cornering function
    • Rear-view camera
    • Projector headlamps with follow-me-home function
    • 17-inch alloy wheels
    • Auto climate control
    • Adjustable lumbar support (front seats)
    • Driver window one-touch operation

    What equipment is now no longer available the Mahindra Marazzo?

    With the previously available fully-loaded M8 trim no longer available, there are some features that have also been deleted. Equipment no longer available includes leatherette upholstery, a cooled glovebox, power folding wing mirrors and cruise control. However, one must also keep in mind that the M6+ undercuts the price of the old BS4 M8 trim by a little over Rs 1 lakh. The BS4 M8 variant was priced at Rs 14.68 lakh (ex-showroom) for the 7-seater and Rs 14.77 lakh for the 8-seater.

    What’s under the hood?

    Mechanically little has changed with the MPV save for the upgrade to meet the more stringent emission norms. The 123hp, 1.5-litre diesel engine continues to be the sole engine on offer and is paired with a 6-speed manual gearbox. An AMT gearbox option and a petrol engine option are in the works.

    What are its rivals?

    The Marazzo goes up against the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga (Rs 7.59 – 10.13 lakh)* and its more premium derivative, the XL6 (Rs 9.85 – 11.51 lakh)*. However, unlike the Marazzo, both Maruti models are petrol only and significantly undercut the Mahindra MPV in terms of price. At its current pricing, the Marazzo sits in a gap between the two Marutis and the larger Toyota Innova Crysta (Rs 15.66 – 23.63 lakh)*

    All prices ex-showroom, Delhi

    *Prices include automatic variants

    Also see:

    2020 Mahindra Thar interior: Your questions answered

    New Mahindra Thar AX and LX variants explained

    Mahindra XUV300 prices slashed by up to Rs 72,000

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