Why Thar AX Is Better Than Scorpio Classic ? Mahindra’s high-performance vehicles are frequently pitted against their counterparts within the brand. Recently, Mahindra unveiled a lighter iteration of its renowned off-road beast, the Thar. There’s been considerable chatter surrounding the power and prowess of this new release. Meanwhile, Mahindra’s trusty veteran, the Scorpio Classic, stands as a versatile all-terrain vehicle, adept at handling off-road, on-road, and mountainous conditions. Now, comparisons are being drawn directly between the Thar AX and the Scorpio Classic.
Engine And Power
The Mahindra Scorpio Classic features a robust 4-cylinder inline engine boasting a displacement of 2184 cc with each cylinder housing 4 valves. In contrast, the Mahindra Thar AX is equipped with a smaller 1497 cc compact 4-cylinder inline engine. Despite its smaller size, the Thar AX impressively generates 117 horsepower at 3500 rpm. On the other hand, the Scorpio’s larger 2200 cc engine delivers 130 horsepower atm 3750 rpm showcasing its superior power output in comparison.
While the Scorpio may have a slight edge in power, in off-roading, torque reigns supreme. In this regard, the Thar AX is on par with the Scorpio Classic. The Scorpio Classic boasts a 60-liter fuel tank, while the Thar AX comes with a 57-liter tank. In terms of mileage, the Scorpio Classic claims 15 kilometers per liter, while the Thar AX is not far behind, claiming 15.2 kilometers per liter.
Design and Dimension
In terms of dimensions, the Mahindra Thar measures 3920 mm in length, and 1726 mm in width with a wheelbase of 2430 mm and a height of 1930 mm. It has a front track of 1445 mm, and a rear track of 1346 mm, and is equipped with a 60-liter fuel tank.
On the other hand, the Mahindra Scorpio boasts dimensions of 4456 mm in length, and 1820 mm in width, with a height of 1935 mm and a wheelbase of 2680 mm. It also features a 60-liter fuel tank.
Interior and Upgraded Functions
The new Thar offers advanced features such as a digital screen, low fuel indicator, average remaining fuel display, and estimated travel distance, which are not available in the Scorpio Classic. In terms of safety, both vehicles are comparable, but the Thar additionally features a child seat anchor point, lacking in the Scorpio. The Mahindra Scorpio Classic 7-seater, rear-wheel drive variant, starts at an ex-showroom price of $17600, while the hard-top variant of the new Thar, rear-wheel drive, starts at $13900.
Conclusion:
These two vehicles epitomize the epitome of off-road prowess, capable of transforming any trek into an indelible lifetime memory. With their rugged exteriors and robust engineering, they stand as paragons of adventure-ready vehicles. Designed to conquer the most challenging terrains, they offer unparalleled comfort even on the most unforgiving roads. These off-roaders epitomize the fusion of rugged aesthetics with cutting-edge technology, providing a seamless blend of style and performance. Whether traversing rocky trails or navigating through muddy paths, these vehicles ensure a journey that transcends the ordinary, elevating every adventure into an unforgettable experience.
