Upcoming Mahindra Marazzo interior revealed

Mahindra’s upcoming MPV will soon be launched in the Indian market. A few days ago, Mahindra & Mahindra revealed that the upcoming MPV will be called the Marazzo. New pictures of the vehicle show that it has reached a dealership stockyard. However, the car is covered to hide the critical design elements.

It is possible that the test cars have been parked at the dealership yard. However, it is likely that Mahindra will place display units of the vehicle at certain dealerships to gauge the crowd’s reaction. Marazzo is a Spanish word that means Shark. The design elements of the Marazzo are inspired by Sharks, according to the company. Mahindra has not revealed what the car will look like, but a few design elements give a fair idea of the car’s production look.

The new images also show what the interior of the car will look like. The dashboard of the Marazzo will get a dual-tone colour scheme with a beige shade at the bottom. It will make the vehicle feel premium from the inside. It also gets a three-spoke steering wheel but there are no infotainment controls. It is possible that the vehicle is not the production version or it is a lower variant. It also gets an infotainment screen in the centre of the dashboard with chrome boundaries. Also, the spy pictures show the automatic climate control unit. The dashboard gets a lot of chrome highlights, which hints at the car’s premium positioning in the market.

The Marazzo will get a range of seating options. There will be a 7-seater version with a bench seat in the middle row while a 6-seater version will also be available with pilot seats in the middle row.

The Marazzo will be powered by an all-new 1.5-litre diesel engine option that develops a maximum power of 121 Bhp and 300 Nm of peak torque. It will be mated to an all-new 6-speed transmission that is also an all-new unit. The Marazzo will be positioned between the Maruti Ertiga and the Toyota Innova Crysta in the Indian market and will be launched by the festive season.

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