Mahindra XUV 3XO launched in India from Rs 7.49 lakh (ex-showroom).

Gets a revised fascia, new alloys, and connected LED tail lamps.

The revised dashboard has been lifted off from the updated XUV400.

New features include panoramic sunroof (segment-first), 10.25-inch infotainment, and digital driver's display.

Safety kit includes six airbags, electronic stability control and Level-2 ADAS.

Three engine options have been carried forward.

T-GDI turbo-petrol engine now gets a new 6-speed torque converter.

Mahindra has launched the XUV 3XO, which is basically the 2024 XUV300 facelift, from Rs 7.49 lakh (ex-showroom). Updates for the Mahindra 3XO are more than skin deep, with a significantly overhauled design, brand new cabin, plentiful feature additions, and an updated automatic gearbox. It will be offered in five broad trims and you can choose from three different engine options.

Here's a look at the variant-wise prices of the Mahindra XUV 3XO:

110PS Turbo-petrol

130PS Turbo-petrol

117PS Diesel

MX1

Rs 7.49 lakh (MT)

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MX2

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Rs 9.99 lakh (MT)

MX2 Pro

Rs 8.99 lakh (MT) / Rs 9.99 lakh (AT)

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Rs 10.39 lakh (MT)

MX3

Rs 9.49 lakh (MT) / Rs 10.99 lakh (AT)

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Rs 10.89 lakh (MT) / Rs 11.69 lakh (AMT)

MX3 Pro

Rs 9.99 lakh (MT) / Rs 11.49 lakh (AT)

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Rs 11.39 lakh (MT)

AX5

Rs 10.69 lakh (MT) / Rs 12.19 lakh (AT)

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Rs 12.09 lakh (MT) / Rs 12.89 lakh (AMT)

AX5 L

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Rs 11.99 lakh (MT) / Rs 13.49 lakh (AT)

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AX7

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Rs 12.49 lakh (MT) / Rs 13.99 lakh (AT)

Rs 13.69 lakh (MT) / Rs 14.49 lakh (AMT)

AX7 L

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Rs 13.99 lakh (MT) / Rs 15.49 lakh (AT)

Rs 14.99 lakh (MT)

The Mahindra XUV 3XO now gets a significantly overhauled fascia, featuring a new gloss black grille with chrome slats, flanked by a new pair of LED headlights with DRLs, reminiscent of the XUV700. A revised bumper In profile, save for the new alloys, no changes have been made.

The rear is brand new, with the 3XO now featuring a new set of connected LED tail lamps. You get bold 'XUV 3XO' badging and the number plate housing now takes position in the rear bumper.

Step inside the Mahindra XUV 3XO and you'll notice that it gets a brand new dashboard (a much-needed update) borrowed from the updated XUV400 EV. As is the norm with most cars, it now gets a large floating touchscreen infotainment system, with sleek central AC vents and updated controls for the dual-zone climate control.

The steering wheel design is the same as before, but now gets gloss black inserts as opposed to the silver finish of the outgoing car. It also gets a whole lot of new features, details of which will be covered in the next section.