- Mahindra XUV300 Turbo Sport variant is the most powerful compact SUV in India
- It comes in 3 variants namely W6, W8 and W8(O)
- The XUV300 Turbo Sport variant's price starts from Rs 10.35 lakh (ex-showroom)
Mahindra introduced the turbo sport version of its compact SUV, the XUV300, earlier this month. The Mahindra XUV300 Turbo Sport model boasts a turbocharged petrol engine, making it one of the most powerful SUVs in its class. The XUV300 turbo model has various cosmetic alterations but otherwise resembles ordinary variations. Here in this article we'll have a look at the pros and cons of the Mahindra XUV300 Turbo Sport.
Pros
Most Powerful SUV In Its Segment
With the introduction of the new variant and a 1.2-litre, three-cylinder, turbocharged petrol engine. It generates as much as 128 bhp of power with a peak torque of 230 Nm. The peak torque is 35% higher than the rivals present in the market. It also gets p to 250 Nm with Transient over boost function for a fun to drive thrilling experience. Also it is one of the most powerful compact SUV available in Indian market.
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One Of The Most Safe Compact SUV in India
Mahindra XUV300 is one of the most safe SUV in India. It scoreFront parking sensors, all-wheel disc brakes, six airbags, ESP with hill start aid, ABS, a passenger airbag deactivation button, ISOFIX seats, and corner braking control are among the other safety features.
Feature Loaded
Mahindra XUV300 is filled with convenience features which include electrically adjustable and folding ORVMs, Micro Hybrid technology, Rain sensing wipers and auto lights, Rear Parking Camera with Adaptive Guidelines, 17.78 cm touchscreen, Android Auto & Apple CarPlay, BlueSense Connect, and steering mounted controls. Design elements with a distinct look, such as LED DRLs and trademark LED taillamps, an electric sunroof, and others.
Cons
High Cost
The turbo petrol engine is more expensive than the standard versions. Additionally, there are only three variants available, and having more variants would have made it a better purchase for those on a constraint budget.
No Automatic Transmission on Offer
The XUV300 TurboSport's major flaw is that it only has a 5-speed manual transmission. The automatic transmission would have been an excellent choice for city dwellers who prefer a turbo petrol model.
Boot Space
The XUV300 has a 257-liter boot space, which is very little for an SUV. A large suitcase luggage and a duffel bag cannot be carried comfortably in the SUV. All other rivals have substantially better boot space.
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No Rear AC Vents on Offer
The absence of the rear AC vents is another deterrent for the XUV300. Despite having dual-zone climate control, the XUV300's cabin becomes heated on hot days since there aren't any AC vents in the back.
Verdict: It is without a doubt the ideal vehicle for enthusiasts, but it still lacks an automated transmission and a large trunk. The Mahindra XUV300 turbo sport model is an option if you like performance-oriented vehicle with manual transmissions and are willing to give up some cargo room.
