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Sitapur-Lucknow Highway, Jamaiyatpur, Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh 261001
Last Updated on: 26 Aug 2026

Mahindra Scorpio N price in Sitapur
The on-road price of the Mahindra Scorpio N in Sitapur is higher than the ex-showroom price we quote at launch. RTO registration, insurance and other charges add to this cost, and the amount changes from city to city. The base model, Z2 Petrol MT, costs 13.69 lakh ex-showroom in Sitapur. With RTO and insurance added, the on-road price is 15.61 lakh.
The base variant EMI is Rs.22,686 a month on a loan of Rs.14,10,000. This is a good starting point before you pick a higher trim for just one feature. One tip from our own experience: delivery can take a long time, so plan ahead.
| Variant Name | Ex-Showroom Price | On-Road Price | EMI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Z2 Petrol MT | 13.69 lakh | 15.61 lakh | ₹22,686/month |
| Z2 Diesel MT | 14.19 lakh | 16.18 lakh | ₹23,490/month |
| Z4 Petrol MT | 15.57 lakh | 17.76 lakh | ₹25,743/month |
| Z4 Diesel MT | 16.12 lakh | 18.38 lakh | ₹26,547/month |
| Z4 Petrol AT | 17.16 lakh | 19.57 lakh | ₹28,317/month |
| Z6 Diesel MT | 17.17 lakh | 19.58 lakh | ₹28,317/month |
| Z4 Diesel AT | 17.68 lakh | 20.16 lakh | ₹29,121/month |
| Z8S Petrol MT | 17.79 lakh | 20.29 lakh | ₹29,443/month |
| Z4 Diesel 4WD MT | 18.03 lakh | 20.56 lakh | ₹29,765/month |
| Z8S Diesel MT | 18.79 lakh | 21.43 lakh | ₹31,052/month |
| Z6 Diesel AT | 18.82 lakh | 21.46 lakh | ₹31,052/month |
| Z8S Petrol AT | 19.26 lakh | 21.96 lakh | ₹31,856/month |
| Z8 Diesel MT | 19.86 lakh | 22.65 lakh | ₹32,822/month |
| Z8S Diesel AT | 19.89 lakh | 22.68 lakh | ₹32,822/month |
| Z8T Petrol MT | 20.38 lakh | 23.54 lakh | ₹34,109/month |
| Z8T Diesel MT | 20.65 lakh | 23.86 lakh | ₹34,592/month |
| Z8L ADAS Petrol MT | 21.31 lakh | 24.62 lakh | ₹35,718/month |
| Z8 Diesel AT | 21.41 lakh | 24.73 lakh | ₹35,879/month |
| Z8L ADAS 6 Seat Petrol MT | 21.69 lakh | 25.06 lakh | ₹36,361/month |
| Z8T Petrol AT | 21.75 lakh | 25.13 lakh | ₹36,361/month |
| Z8L ADAS Diesel MT | 21.99 lakh | 25.40 lakh | ₹36,844/month |
| Z8T Diesel AT | 22.25 lakh | 25.70 lakh | ₹37,166/month |
| Z8L ADAS 6 Seat Diesel MT | 22.47 lakh | 25.96 lakh | ₹37,648/month |
| Z8T Diesel 4WD MT | 22.86 lakh | 26.41 lakh | ₹38,292/month |
| Z8L ADAS Petrol AT | 22.87 lakh | 26.42 lakh | ₹38,292/month |
| Z8L ADAS 6 Seat Petrol AT | 23.05 lakh | 26.63 lakh | ₹38,614/month |
| Z8L ADAS Diesel AT | 23.49 lakh | 27.14 lakh | ₹39,257/month |
| Z8L ADAS 6 Seat Diesel AT | 23.80 lakh | 27.50 lakh | ₹39,740/month |
| Z8L ADAS Diesel 4WD MT | 24.25 lakh | 28.01 lakh | ₹40,544/month |
| Z8T Diesel 4WD AT | 24.39 lakh | 28.18 lakh | ₹40,866/month |
| Z8L ADAS Diesel 4WD AT | 25.49 lakh | 29.45 lakh | ₹42,636/month |
The on-road price of the Mahindra Scorpio N in Sitapur is higher than the ex-showroom price we quote at launch. RTO registration, insurance and other charges add to this cost, and the amount changes from city to city. The base model, Z2 Petrol MT, costs 13.69 lakh ex-showroom in Sitapur. With RTO and insurance added, the on-road price is 15.61 lakh.
The base variant EMI is Rs.22,686 a month on a loan of Rs.14,10,000. This is a good starting point before you pick a higher trim for just one feature. One tip from our own experience: delivery can take a long time, so plan ahead.
| Variant Name | Ex-Showroom Price | On-Road Price | EMI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Z2 Petrol MT | 13.69 lakh | 15.61 lakh | ₹22,686/month |
| Z2 Diesel MT | 14.19 lakh | 16.18 lakh | ₹23,490/month |
| Z4 Petrol MT | 15.57 lakh | 17.76 lakh | ₹25,743/month |
| Z4 Diesel MT | 16.12 lakh | 18.38 lakh | ₹26,547/month |
| Z4 Petrol AT | 17.16 lakh | 19.57 lakh | ₹28,317/month |
| Z6 Diesel MT | 17.17 lakh | 19.58 lakh | ₹28,317/month |
| Z4 Diesel AT | 17.68 lakh | 20.16 lakh | ₹29,121/month |
| Z8S Petrol MT | 17.79 lakh | 20.29 lakh | ₹29,443/month |
| Z4 Diesel 4WD MT | 18.03 lakh | 20.56 lakh | ₹29,765/month |
| Z8S Diesel MT | 18.79 lakh | 21.43 lakh | ₹31,052/month |
| Z6 Diesel AT | 18.82 lakh | 21.46 lakh | ₹31,052/month |
| Z8S Petrol AT | 19.26 lakh | 21.96 lakh | ₹31,856/month |
| Z8 Diesel MT | 19.86 lakh | 22.65 lakh | ₹32,822/month |
| Z8S Diesel AT | 19.89 lakh | 22.68 lakh | ₹32,822/month |
| Z8T Petrol MT | 20.38 lakh | 23.54 lakh | ₹34,109/month |
| Z8T Diesel MT | 20.65 lakh | 23.86 lakh | ₹34,592/month |
| Z8L ADAS Petrol MT | 21.31 lakh | 24.62 lakh | ₹35,718/month |
| Z8 Diesel AT | 21.41 lakh | 24.73 lakh | ₹35,879/month |
| Z8L ADAS 6 Seat Petrol MT | 21.69 lakh | 25.06 lakh | ₹36,361/month |
| Z8T Petrol AT | 21.75 lakh | 25.13 lakh | ₹36,361/month |
| Z8L ADAS Diesel MT | 21.99 lakh | 25.40 lakh | ₹36,844/month |
| Z8T Diesel AT | 22.25 lakh | 25.70 lakh | ₹37,166/month |
| Z8L ADAS 6 Seat Diesel MT | 22.47 lakh | 25.96 lakh | ₹37,648/month |
| Z8T Diesel 4WD MT | 22.86 lakh | 26.41 lakh | ₹38,292/month |
| Z8L ADAS Petrol AT | 22.87 lakh | 26.42 lakh | ₹38,292/month |
| Z8L ADAS 6 Seat Petrol AT | 23.05 lakh | 26.63 lakh | ₹38,614/month |
| Z8L ADAS Diesel AT | 23.49 lakh | 27.14 lakh | ₹39,257/month |
| Z8L ADAS 6 Seat Diesel AT | 23.80 lakh | 27.50 lakh | ₹39,740/month |
| Z8L ADAS Diesel 4WD MT | 24.25 lakh | 28.01 lakh | ₹40,544/month |
| Z8T Diesel 4WD AT | 24.39 lakh | 28.18 lakh | ₹40,866/month |
| Z8L ADAS Diesel 4WD AT | 25.49 lakh | 29.45 lakh | ₹42,636/month |
* Estimated on-road price. Final amount may vary.
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The Scorpio N Z6 2.2 Diesel MT is the most value for money variant of the line-up, offering all the essential features, along with a diesel engine
Considering a 10 percent down payment and a loan tenure of 7 years, the Mahindra Scorpio N's EMI starts at Rs 23,007.
I am planning to buy a 7-seater SUV and am considering the Mahindra Scorpio-N Z8L. However, I’m confused about which variant and powertrain would be best for me among petrol or diesel, and manual or automatic. My monthly running is around 400-500 km. I’m concerned that if I choose the petrol version, I might face a mileage issue. On the other hand, if I choose the diesel version, I’m worried that the low running could lead to DPF-related issues. Most of my driving is on highways, with around 300 km per month on highways and the remaining 100-200 km in the city. Could you please suggest which option would be more suitable for my usage? I would also appreciate if you could provide a comparison of the maintenance costs, fuel efficiency, and long-term ownership costs of the petrol and diesel versions, as well as manual vs. automatic.
Go for the Mahindra Scorpio N Z8L diesel automatic. Your usage is predominantly on the highway, and the diesel engine is the better fit for this. The Scorpio N diesel is a strong performer on the highway, with good torque and effortless cruising ability, and the automatic gearbox makes long drives far more comfortable and stress-free. Your monthly running is low, but because most of it is highway driving, the diesel engine will regularly meet the conditions needed to keep the DPF system healthy, so DPF-related issues are unlikely to be a concern.The petrol engine is smooth and refined, but it is a large, heavy SUV and fuel efficiency will be noticeably lower than the diesel. In terms of maintenance costs, the diesel will be slightly higher over the long term, but the difference is not significant enough to outweigh the benefits of better fuel efficiency and stronger highway performance. Between manual and automatic, the automatic is the clear choice for a car like the Scorpio N. It is a big, heavy SUV and the automatic gearbox makes it much easier to drive both in the city and on the highway.Overall, the diesel automatic is the best fit for your usage and will give you the most satisfying ownership experience.
I need an automatic SUV that can handle light snow and slushy conditions. I am confused between the Mahindra Scorpio N Z8L 4WD and Mahindra XUV 7XO AX7 T AWD. The vehicle will be used 90% on highways, with the remaining 10% involving trips to hilly areas in Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh and similar regions. It will not be used in extreme off-road conditions.
Go for the Mahindra XUV 7XO AX7 T AWD. Your usage is 90% highway with occasional hill trips in Uttarakhand and Himachal, and not extreme off-road conditions. The XUV 7XO is the better fit because it is a more comfortable and refined highway cruiser, and the AWD system will give you the extra traction you need in snow and slush without compromising on-road comfort. The Mahindra Scorpio N Z8L 4WD is a more rugged, body-on-frame SUV and better suited to tougher off-road conditions, but it is not as comfortable or as refined on long highway drives. The XUV 7XO also has a more modern cabin, better ride quality and a more premium overall ownership experience. For your usage pattern, the XUV 7XO AX7 T AWD is the more balanced and sensible choice.
Hello Autocar India team, I live in banglore. I currently own Hyundai Creta SX (O) 1.6 CRDI Diesel AT 2016 model. I want to upgrade my car because of the 10-year diesel vehicles rule. Most of my running is on highway so I am looking for automatic diesel 7-seater SUV for family. My bugdet is between Rs. 20 - 40 lakh. Initially, I had considered the Tata Safari Diesel AT, but I have listened on social media poor about Tata after-sales service, technical and electronic Issues, as well as panel gaps issues that are concerning me. Now, I have shortlisted Toyota Fortuner Diesel AT, Mahindra Scorpio N Diesel AT and Mahindra XUV 7XO Diesel AT. Which SUV is better for my requirements? Also, will I have to face DPF-related issues in new diesel cars if we drive slowly?
Go for the Mahindra XUV 7XO Diesel AT. It is the best fit for your requirements. The XUV 7XO offers a strong 2.0 diesel engine, a comfortable ride, a spacious and well-appointed cabin, and a good balance between performance and practicality. It is also significantly more modern and feature-rich than the Scorpio N, while being far better value than the Fortuner.The Fortuner is a great highway SUV with a proven reliability record, but it is now showing its age, and at Rs 40 lakh-plus it is simply too expensive for what it offers. The Scorpio N is rugged and capable, but it is not as refined or as family-friendly as the XUV 7XO. The XUV 7XO is the most complete package for your needs. On the DPF question: modern diesel cars are generally fine as long as you do regular highway runs. The DPF regenerates naturally at sustained speeds. The issues tend to arise only with predominantly short, low-speed city driving. Your usage pattern is highway-heavy, so you should not have any problems.
It's been 3 years with my Scorpio N now, and I still get stopped by strangers asking about it. Wasn't expecting that when I bought it.
I want to purchase a 7-seater SUV. My options are the Tata Safari, Mahindra XUV 7XO, and Scorpio N, and I am considering installing an aftermarket CNG kit for better fuel economy. Could you please suggest which one would be better suited for CNG?
We would strongly advise against installing aftermarket CNG on any of these SUVs. All three – the Tata Safari, Mahindra XUV 7XO and Scorpio N - are large, heavy vehicles with powerful turbocharged petrol engines. Fitting CNG to such engines is not recommended, as it can lead to drivability issues, increased wear and potential reliability concerns over time. More importantly, these SUVs are not designed with CNG in mind, and the installation can compromise safety and performance.If fuel economy is a top priority, opt for their diesel versions instead. The Mahindra and Tata offer strong torque, excellent highway efficiency and are well-suited to long-distance touring. If you are set on CNG, it is better to look at smaller, naturally aspirated petrol cars that are either factory-fitted or specifically designed for CNG use.Between the three, the XUV 7XO diesel would be our recommendation. It offers a more modern package, better ride comfort and a more premium cabin than the Scorpio N, while the Safari diesel is also a strong contender if you prefer Tata's design and feature set. But CNG should not be the deciding factor here.















