Mahindra officially re-launches Scorpio Automatic at Rs 13.13 lakh

Available on the S10 variant, on a like to like comparison, a 2 wheel drive automatic transmission - Scorpio is priced Rs 45K lower vs Hyundai Creta.

MUMBAI: Barely a week into the launch of Hyundai's Creta, sports utility vehicle with an automatic transmission, Mahindra & Mahindra, India's largest selling utility vehicle maker has officially re-launched its own automatic version on the new generation Scorpio at 13.13 lakh ex-showroom New Delhi, a good Rs 45,000 lower than its new rival Creta.

Available on the S10 variant, on a like to like comparison, a 2 wheel drive automatic transmission - Scorpio is priced Rs 45,000 lower versus Hyundai Creta, which is priced at Rs 13.58 lakh ex-showroom New Delhi.

Mahindra claims, Scorpio is the only SUV in its class to offer 6-speed Automatic Transmission with four wheel drive as an option. The 4-wheel drive vehicle with a BS-IV automatic option, is priced at Rs 14.33 lakh - ex-showroom New Delhi.

Mahindra had discontinued the older version of Scorpio automatic, which was a 5 speed automatic -- at the launch of new generation Scorpio in September of 2014.

People close to the company say, the share was miniscule. This re-launch is to thwart off new competition from Hyundai Creta and others.

Hyundai Motor India recently told ET, that the company expects at least 15% of Creta sales to come with an automatic transmission. Infact the company had reworked its supply schedules for the transmission based on the initial interest from the consumers. Creta had 15,000 confirmed consumer interest on the day of launch on 21st July.
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Launched in September 2014, the New Generation Scorpio has been built on an all-new platform with cushion suspension and anti-roll technologies and comes with contemporary, more aggressive exterior styling, luxurious blue-grey interiors and advanced technology features.

Hyundai Creta vs Renault Duster vs Maruti S-Cross vs Mahindra Scorpio: Comparison
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The Hyundai Creta, which was launched on July 21, rivals the Renault Duster, Mahindra Scorpio and the yet-to-launch Maruti S-Cross.
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The Hyundai Creta, which was launched on July 21, rivals the Renault Duster, Mahindra Scorpi..
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Dimensionally, the Creta is the shortest in overall length at 4,270 mm, while the Scorpio is the longest owing to its three-row seating.

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Dimensionally, the Creta is the shortest in overall length at 4,270 mm, while the Scorpio is the longest owing to its three-row seating.

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The Creta also has the shortest wheelbase at 2,590 mm. At 1,780 mm in width, the Creta is wider than the S-Cross, but a bit narrower than the Duster and the Scorpio.

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The Creta offers a standard 6-speed manual transmission, while a 6-speed AT is also available.

The S-Cross gets 5- and 6-speed manual transmissions as does the Duster. However, the Scorpio relies only on a 5-speed manual, though a 6-speed AT will be launched in the coming days.

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The Creta offers a standard 6-speed manual transmission, while a 6-speed AT is also available.

The S-Cross gets 5- and 6-speed manual transmissions as does the Duster. However, the Scorpio re..
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Coming to fuel efficiency, the S-Cross leads this department while the Creta follows a close second, with the Duster just a notch below. The Scorpio, owing to its heavier ladder-on-frame body, trails behind at 15.37 km/l.

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Coming to fuel efficiency, the S-Cross leads this department while the Creta follows a close second, with the Duster just a notch below. The Scorpio, owing to its heavier ladder-on-frame body, trails..
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At Rs 9.46 lakhs for the base variant, the Creta is Rs 8,000 more expensive than the Scorpio and Rs 34,000 more than the Duster.

The top-end Creta, priced at Rs 13.6 lakhs, is Rs 5,000 more than the Scorpio, and Rs 1.12 lakhs more than the Duster 2WD.

However, the price difference between the 4WD Duster and the Creta SX (O) is Rs 2,000 only, favoring the Creta. Essentially, for Rs 13.6 lakhs, you can either have a full-specced Creta with 6 airbags, or a Duster with 4WD capability.

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At Rs 9.46 lakhs for the base variant, the Creta is Rs 8,000 more expensive than the Scorpio and Rs 34,000 more than the Duster.

The top-end Creta, priced at Rs 13.6 lakhs, is Rs 5,000 more t..
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