Introduced for the 2018 model year, the Roxor is sold in the United States by Mahindra Automotive North America. Assembled in Auburn Hills, the off-road utility vehicle takes inspiration from the ...
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There's a new company building cars in Detroit, and this one hails from India. The company is Mahindra, an SUV and truck manufacturer which has recently branched out into new segments including ...
View post: I Drove The 2026 Infiniti QX80; Here’s My Honest Review CARSON CITY, Nev. –– The Mahindra Roxor is ambling up a trail. Nothing too tough, just a little scramble. Over the top, there’s a ...
The Mahindra Roxor still isn’t street-legal, but it’s gotten a lot more appealing thanks to the addition of a newly available six-speed automatic transmission. Saying “We shift you not,” Mahindra says ...
View post: Is Your Car Ready for Snow? Here’s a Winter Maintenance Checklist to Find Out The Roxor isn’t inexpensive, starting at $16,599 when equipped with a five-speed manual, and opting for the six ...
In addition to the new front fascia—which preserves a rounded grille and pronounced front fenders—the 2020 Mahindra Roxor also receives a few drivability upgrades and new optional equipment. A ...
The new 2020 Mahindra Roxor is all set to see a market launch in the United States soon. We've been bringing you updates on the Roxor since a few months and today, we have the first full picture of ...
No, it's not the Thar, but its cousin who lives in a farm! Mahindra has unveiled the Roxor off-road vehicle in North America. Made especially for that region, the Roxor is not a conventional personal ...
After introducing the six-speed automatic transmission option in June 2019, the Roxor enters 2020 with different styling. The reason Mahindra switched from the Jeep-inspired grille to rounded ...
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