Mahindra Scorpio N Facelift 2026: India's Favorite SUV Set to Get a Premium Makeover
After the excitement around the Mahindra Thar 3-door facelift, the Indian SUV market is buzzing again. The first glimpse of the new Scorpio N facelift, dubbed the Big Daddy of SUVs, has emerged. Originally launched in 2022, the Scorpio N is now preparing for its mid-cycle update, promising premium looks, advanced features, and tougher road presence.
Why the Scorpio N is TrendingThe Scorpio N remains one of India’s most popular mid-size SUVs, with strong sales and a loyal fan base. Both existing owners and new buyers are eagerly awaiting the facelifted model, expected to launch in early to mid-2026. It might also be showcased at the 2026 India Mobility Auto Expo. Mahindra aims to make it even more appealing with design tweaks and feature upgrades.
Exterior MakeoverThe new Scorpio N could get:
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A redesigned front grille
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Updated LED headlights with a unique DRL design
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Possibly a panoramic sunroof
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More rugged styling to strengthen its road presence
Additionally, ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System), currently available only in the top-spec variant, may be rolled out across more variants for improved safety.
Interior and Tech UpgradesInside, the facelifted Scorpio N could see:
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A larger touchscreen infotainment system
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A fully digital TFT instrument cluster
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Ventilated captain seats in the 6-seater variant
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A premium Harman Kardon sound system
These upgrades are aimed at making the Scorpio N more tech-savvy and comfortable.
Engine and PerformanceThe engine lineup is expected to remain the same:
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2.0-liter turbo petrol engine
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2.2-liter diesel engine
Both options will continue with manual and automatic transmissions, along with 4WD variants. Mahindra may fine-tune these engines for smoother performance, quieter operation, and better throttle response.
The Scorpio N facelift 2026 is shaping up to be a feature-packed, premium SUV designed to compete aggressively in the mid-size SUV segment, keeping fans and buyers on their toes.