Mahindra's Scorpio top-selling mid-size SUV in November. Check details

Overall, as many as 20,945 units were sold across the segment in November, up 35% from same period last year.

Published on: Dec 14, 2022, 18:36:41 IST

By HT News Desk, New Delhi

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Among mid-size SUVs, Mahindra's Scorpio was the top-selling car in November, according to a report in HT's sister publication Live Hindustan. As many as 6,455 Scorpio units got sold last month, up from 3,370 during the same period last year, the report said.

The new-gen 2022 Mahindra Scorpio, called 'Scorpio N' (Image used only for representation)

Overall, the mid-size SUV segment saw as many as 20,945 units being bought by customers in November, whereas 15,483 units were bought in November 2021, as per the report. Scorpio has a market share of more than 30% in the segment, it added.

Here are the details:

Rank	Model	Company	Units sold (November 2022)	Units sold (November 2021)	Change (Growth%)
1.	Scorpio	Mahindra	6,455	3,370	3,085 (91.54%)
2.	XUV 700	Mahindra	5,701	3,207	2,494 (77.77%)
3.	Alcazar	Hyundai	2,566	2,453	113 (4.60%)
4.	Harrier	Tata	2,119	2,607	-488 (-18.72%)
5.	Hector	MG	1,773	1,210	563 (46.53%)
6.	Safari	Tata	1,437	1,424	13 (0.91%)
7.	Compass	Jeep	550	1,052	-502 (-47.72%)
8.	Tucson	Hyundai	247	108	139 (128.70%)
9.	Tiguan	Volkswagen	76	Launched in December 2021	-
10.	C5 Aircross	Citroen	21	52	-31 (59.62%)

Mahindra Scorpio

Scorpio is powered by an all-aluminum GEN-2 mHawk engine, which generates maximum power output of 132 PS and peak torque of 300 Nm. It comes with a new, 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system, LED projector lamps with a new design, redesigned front bumper, C-shaped LED daytime running lights etc.

At present, the SUV has a starting cost of ₹11.99 lakh, which goes all the way to ₹18.83 lakh (both ex-showroom).

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