Ford has reduced prices for some variants of its Endeavour SUV, making them affordable by up to Rs 2.82 lakh and more.
In terms of the price change, it’s only the ‘Trend’ variants offered on all the powertrain combinations that have seen a drop in prices. The cost of the fully-loaded Titanium variants, however, remains the same. The base ‘Trend’ 4x2 variant, powered by the 2.2-litre diesel engine is now only a made-to-order car and commands a waiting period of up to three months.
Here’s a look at how the Ford Endeavour’s ex-showroom, Delhi, prices have changed.
|
Variant |
New prices |
Old |
|
Trend 2.2 4x2 MT |
NA |
Rs 25 lakh |
|
Trend 2.2 4x4 MT |
Rs 23.78 lakh |
Rs 26.60 lakh |
|
Trend 2.2 4x2 AT |
Rs 23.78 lakh |
Rs 25.50 lakh |
|
Titanium 2.2 4x2 AT |
Rs 27.50 lakh |
Rs 27.50 lakh |
|
Trend 4x4 AT |
Rs 25.93 lakh |
Rs 27.65 lakh |
|
Titanium 4x4 AT |
Rs 29.76 lakh |
Rs 29.76 lakh |
The new prices make the entry-level Ford Endeavour the most affordable SUV among its competition. It undercuts both its prime rivals, the Toyota Fortuner (prices start at Rs 25.18 lakh) and the Chevrolet Trailblazer, which is available only in a single, fully-loaded LTZ variant, priced at Rs 26.99 lakh.
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