KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- The new teaser seems to confirm the Vision T being an evolved version of the Thar.e concept.
- It could likely be underpinned by the INGLO platform, with the same battery packs as the BE 6 and the XEV 9E.
- This could also be the first INGLO platform car to feature 4x4 tech.
The Mahindra Vision T has been teased yet again, and it is very evident that the Indian car maker wants us to talk about it. Mahindra has dropped in yet another teaser that gives us a clearer view of what the Vision T really is, espcially from the sides.
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Mahindra Vision T New Teaser Details
Previously, we had speculated that the Vision T could be a more closer-to-production version of the Thar.e concept that was shown back in 2023. This new teaser seems to confirm those speculations, offerning a view of the side, and a glimpse of the front of the car. The Vision T seems to retain most design elements from the Thar.e concept, such as the angular flared wheel arches, the squared-off flat bonnet, along with the hood clamps on the side.
The front fascia may be slightly reworked to make it more production-ready, but the teaser shows the headlamps are still quite familiar to the Thar.e concept, and it also retains the protruding side indicators on the fender. The knobby tyres have also been retained, thus confirming the off-roading intentions of this car.
Much like the BE 6 and the XEV 9E, the Vision T will be underpinned by the INGLO all-electric platform, but it is difficult to comment on the exact motor and battery specifications. However, it is safe to assume that the Vision T will likely begin with a rear-wheel drive setup, and it will also likely come with a specialised 4x4 setup. While we can expect the same 59kWh and 79kWh battery packs to be carried over, we won't be too surprised if Mahindra brings over other higher-capacity battery packs as well.
Given that the Vision T has gotten a second teaser, we can also expect similar teasers for the Vision S, the Vision SXT, and the Vision X, because Mahindra definitely wants us to talk about them.
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Verdict
The Vision T is highly likely going to be the future of the Thar in an all-electric form, and with Tata coming up with the Sierra EV, Mahindra might just do something outrageous with an electric Thar in terms of design.
