Scorpio, Bolero, Thar & XUV Range Contribute Majorly To Mahindra’s Sep Sales

The Mahindra Scorpio range led at 17,313 units while the XUV 3XO registered 30 per cent monthly growth and the Thar declined in both comparisons

Mahindra sold a domestic tally of 64,092 SUVs last month as the numbers were up 14 per cent from 56,233 in September 2025 and eight per cent from 59,257 in August. The Scorpio led the lineup at 17,313 units as the XUV 3XO and Bolero secured second and third places. The annual increase reached 7,859 units and monthly sales rose by 4,835 units. Notably, the Bolero recorded the highest annual growth at 253 per cent.

The Scorpio declined six per cent from 18,372 units a year earlier but grew 11 per cent from 15,576 in August. The SUV consequently added 1,737 units on a month on month basis. The XUV 3XO posted 10,823 units as sales rose 20 per cent annually and 30 per cent monthly. The model delivered the largest monthly improvement in the lineup – an increase of 2,521 units.

The Bolero climbed to 9,710 units from just 2,747 in September 2025. The increase of 6,963 units generated its 253 per cent annual growth rate and accounted for nearly 89 per cent of Mahindra’s net annual gain. The monthly advance was more modest at 14 per cent as August sales stood at 8,502 units. Furthermore, the Bolero finished September 613 units ahead of the XUV 7XO.

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The XUV 7XO reached 9,097 units as sales increased seven per cent over August’s 8,541 units. The September 2025 comparison of 9,764 units belongs to its predecessor, the XUV 700, and indicates a seven per cent annual decline. The Thar registered 9,008 units, down 11 per cent monthly and 24 per cent annually. Consequently, the Thar recorded the largest annual volume loss at 2,838 units.

The XEV 9S contributed 4,636 units – up three per cent from 4,508 in August as it continues to be one of the best-selling passenger EVs in the country. The XEV 9e, meanwhile, registered 1,975 units as sales declined 25 per cent annually and one per cent monthly. The BE 6 recorded 1,517 units and declined 11 per cent in both comparisons.

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The XUV400 registered 13 units as the figures were down 91 per cent from 149 in September 2025. The electric SUV gained three units over August’s ten with an increase of 30 per cent. The XUV 3XO and Scorpio jointly added 4,258 units over August – equivalent to 88 per cent of Mahindra’s net monthly gain. The Thar, BE 6 and XEV 9e, meanwhile, each lost volume from August, partially offsetting those increases.