New Mahindra XUV300 Car’s 45 kmpl Mileage Puts It Ahead of Hyundai Venue and Tata Nexon

The Mahindra XUV300 Car has quickly become one of the most desirable compact SUVs in India, cleverly uniting the aspects of sporty style and real world functionality. In the following review, we will examine its adventurous exterior and high-quality interior design, the performance of the turbo engine and many other contemporary amenities, both in regards to comfort and safety. Be it a commuter in a big city or a weekend explorer, find out why the XUV300 is a stand out among a crowd.

Design & Styling

The exterior of XUV300 exterior is defined by a muscular bonnet and a chrome- decorated front grille with sharp LED projector headlamps and signature LED daytime running lamps that ensure a strong road appearance. The athletic posture is all the more impressive with 17 inch alloy wheels and the sculpted body work and the high ground clearance of 180 mm betrays the confidence on uneven road. The rear also includes wraparound LED tail lamps and a sporty looking bumper to complete the overall picture that feels and looks more upmarket than the price tag would suggest. The passenger compartment has soft textures, accentuated stitches on the seats and a roomy 257 litre boot to carry the daily shopping or weekend trip items.

Engine & Performance

Mechanically, the XUV300 is offered in two turbo engines a 1.2-litre petrol engine good to produce 110 PS peak and 200 Nm of torque and a 1.5-litre diesel unit good enough to develop 115 PS and 300 Nm to provide good mid-range torque. Both of the engines comply with the BS6 emission and are either fitted with a six-speed manual or an optional AMT gearbox. RAI-certified fuel efficiency of 45 kmpl easily translates to real world figures of 35-40 kmpl on mixed driving cycles ensuring that long journeys and daily commutes are equally cost-efficient.

Comfort & Features

Open the XUV300 Car, and you will be welcomed by a 10.25-inch floating touchscreen that is wirelessly linked with the Android Auto and Apple CarPlay to help you run smartphone applications without having to use any cables. A completely digital instrument group gives readout of speed, fuel economy and navigation indicators. Front occupants will get the dual-zone climate control as well as ventilated seats on upper trims and those at the back also get their own AC vents. The ride quality is smooth due to well-tuned McPherson struts at the front, and twist-beam at the rear. The braking set is confidence-inspiring, both axles are equipped with disc brakes, complemented with ABS with EBD, hill-start assist, electronic stability control and up to six airbags to provide comprehensive protection on the road.

Price & Variants

Depending on the preference of petrol and diesel, the Mahindra XUV300 Car can be purchased in various trims- W4, W6, W8, and the luxurious W8(O) trims. This has ex-showroom prices in Delhi that start at roughly ₹8.41 lakh on the bottom petrol variant and run to ₹14.07 lakh on the top-end diesel offering. The end-road prices will differ depending on state taxes, insurance, and optional accessories and buyers should expect such prices to differentiate across regions.

Final Thoughts

The Mahindra XUV300 Car comes in striking design, powerful and fuel efficient turbo engines, and a rich feature set, priced competitively that makes it stand out among the crowd. Its top-notch fuel efficiency and a strong safety-score make it as suitable in city jungles as on highways. The XUV300 is a contention for those who are looking to buy a compact SUV that does not sacrifice premium feel and features but at the price of a smaller hatchback.

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