MahindraScorpioClassicvsMarutiSuzukiGrandVitara

Mahindra Scorpio Classic

₹13.37 - ₹17.40 Lakh*

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Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara

₹10.81 - ₹19.77 Lakh*

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Engine & Performance

Fuel Type, Engine Capacity, Max Power, Max Torque

Dimensions & Capacity

Body Type, Chassis Type, Length, Width

Wheels, Brakes & Suspension

Wheel Type, Tyre Types, Spare Wheel, Front Brake Type

Exterior & Lighting

Head Lamps, Tail Lamps, Daytime Running Lights (DRL), Headlamp Features

Dashboard & Features

Instrument Cluster, Infotainment, Distance to Empty (DTE) Display, Gear Status Indicator

Seating & Convenience

Driver Seat Adjustment, Co-Driver Seat Adjustment, Ventilated Seats, Massage Seats

Safety & Driver Assistance

BNCAP Rating, GNCAP Rating, Number of Airbags, ISOFIX (Child-Seat Mount)

Warranty
Standard Warranty, Battery Warranty, Extended Warranty, Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS)
Standard Warranty
3 Years/100000 kms
3 Years/100000 Kms
Extended Warranty
Upto 5 Years/150000 Kms
Upto 6 Years/160000 kms
Safety
Engine Immobiliser, ADAS
Engine Immobiliser
Comfort & Convenience
Head Up Display
Head Up Display

Pros & Cons

Pros, Cons

Pros	Rugged stance and bulky build gives it a solid road presence Ladder on frame chassis gives it ability to handle rural roads and hard terrains with ease One of the most affordable 7-seater SUV available in the Indian market Multiple seating options offers better practicality The ride quality is now improved with updated suspension setup The driveability has been improved with cable-operated manual transmission More refined as compared to the previous generation 14% More fuel efficient than the previous generation Scorpio	One of the most fuel-efficient C-Segment SUVs in its segment with 20+ kmpl claimed mileage The only SUV in the segment with a proper hybrid powertrain with EV mode Affordable AWD drivetrain with Suzuki AllGrip system offers good capabilities to the vehicle Loaded with features such as a panoramic sunroof, wireless charging, wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, 360-camera, ventilated seats, 9-inch touchscreen infotainment, and more The base variant offers a decent number of features such as ESP, hill-start assist, automatic climate control, all-4 power windows, dual-functional LED DRLs, projector halogen headlamp Comes with a factory-fitted CNG It offers a good ride quality with well-tuned suspension and good driving dynamics Backed by Maruti’s vast sales and service network The Grand Vitara benefits from Toyota's expertise in hybrid powertrains, as the hybrid system is sourced directly from Toyota
Cons	No value for money on offer only S & S11 variants are available The base S variant misses on most of the features such as rear wiper, wheel covers, remote central locking and more The S11 variant fails to justify the premium price tag as it misses on features such as Android Auto & Apple CarPlay, electrically folding ORVMs and more Only a single diesel engine is available No 4X4 hardware and automatic transmission on offer The pricing overlaps with the Scorpio N SUV Third row feels cramped, the space management inside the cabin could’ve been better	Due to the hybrid battery, the boot in the hybrid variants is smaller than the regular variants The use of hard plastic inside the cabin takes away the premium feel The roof liner of the panoramic roof feels so flimsy The three-cylinder hybrid engine makes a lot of noise when in petrol mode It misses on features like electric seat adjustment, rain sensing wiper, ADAS, and more The hybrid powertrain is available in two top-of-the-line variants which are a bit pricey Not as engaging as the KIA Seltos, Hyundai Creta, and Skoda Kushaq in terms of driving The engine is tuned to give mileage which feels lethargic sometimes AWD is available in a single variant with manual transmission only and with a non-hybrid engine only No turbo-petrol or diesel engine on offer

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