Mahindra continues to build excitement for its upcoming Independence Day event with a new teaser, this time revealing the rear design of the mysterious Vision X concept.
A Glimpse at the Vision X’s Rear Design
In its latest teaser campaign, Mahindra has offered a clear look at the rear of the Vision X concept. The most striking feature appears to be a full-width LED tail lamp, reminiscent of the XEV 9e’s distinctive lighting signature.
The concept showcases a sculpted tailgate and subtly flared rear haunches, suggesting a sleek yet athletic stance. Unlike some of the other rugged concepts like Vision T and Vision SXT, the Vision X seems to lean towards a more refined aesthetic.
We can also spot a dedicated housing for the registration plate on the bumper, along with what look like reflectors positioned towards the edges of the vehicle’s rear profile.
What We’ve Seen So Far
This isn’t the first time Mahindra has teased the Vision X. Previous glimpses have given us a top-angle and side view of the upcoming concept. These teasers revealed stylish, athletic lines flowing across the bonnet.
The front fascia features a stepped design, with the headlamps neatly integrated onto the bumper. Additionally, the Vision X boasts prominent wheel-arch cladding and alloy wheels that appear to be aerodynamically optimized, hinting at efficiency or performance.
Connecting the Dots: The XUV Family and New Platform
Industry watchers widely expect the Vision X concept to preview a new addition to Mahindra’s popular XUV family of SUVs. There’s speculation that this could be the long-anticipated XEV 7e.
The XEV 7e is envisioned as a more traditional SUV, offering an alternative to the coupe-SUV styling of the XEV 9e. Alternatively, the Vision X might be another derivative model stemming from the XEV 9e platform.
While specific details about the Vision X remain under wraps, it’s highly anticipated to be underpinned by Mahindra’s innovative new ‘nu’ platform. This versatile platform is designed to accommodate both traditional internal combustion engines and electrified powertrains, showcasing Mahindra’s future-ready approach.
- The latest Mahindra Vision X teaser reveals a full-width LED tail lamp design.
- It features a sculpted tailgate and flared rear haunches, with a less rugged look than other teased concepts.
- Previous teasers showed athletic bonnet lines and aero-optimised alloy wheels.
- The Vision X is expected to join the XUV family, potentially as the XEV 7e.
- It will likely utilize Mahindra’s new ‘nu’ platform, compatible with both ICE and electric powertrains.
All will be revealed on August 15, when Mahindra officially debuts the Vision X alongside three other new concept vehicles and its forward-looking platform vision. Stay tuned for all the exciting updates!
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– Sculpted tailgate, flared rear haunches.
– Less rugged than Vision T and SXT.
– Registration plate housing on bumper, reflectors.
– Previous teasers: top-angle, side view. Stylish, athletic bonnet lines, stepped face, headlamps on bumper, wheel-arch cladding, aero-optimised alloys.
– Expected to preview a new XUV model (possibly XEV 7e as traditional SUV alternative to XEV 9e, or another XEV 9e derivative).
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– Debut on August 15.
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Mahindra continues to build excitement for its upcoming Independence Day event with a new teaser, this time revealing the rear design of the mysterious Vision X concept.
A Glimpse at the Vision X’s Rear Design
In its latest teaser campaign, Mahindra has offered a clear look at the rear of the Vision X concept. The most striking feature appears to be a full-width LED tail lamp, reminiscent of the XEV 9e’s distinctive lighting signature.
The concept showcases a sculpted tailgate and subtly flared rear haunches, suggesting a sleek yet athletic stance. Unlike some of the other rugged concepts like Vision T and Vision SXT, the Vision X seems to lean towards a more refined aesthetic.
We can also spot a dedicated housing for the registration plate on the bumper, along with what look like reflectors positioned towards the edges of the vehicle’s rear profile.
What We’ve Seen So Far
This isn’t the first time Mahindra has teased the Vision X. Previous glimpses have given us a top-angle and side view of the upcoming concept. These teasers revealed stylish, athletic lines flowing across the bonnet.
The front fascia features a stepped design, with the headlamps neatly integrated onto the bumper. Additionally, the Vision X boasts prominent wheel-arch cladding and alloy wheels that appear to be aerodynamically optimized, hinting at efficiency or performance.
Connecting the Dots: The XUV Family and New Platform
Industry watchers widely expect the Vision X concept to preview a new addition to Mahindra’s popular XUV family of SUVs. There’s speculation that this could be the long-anticipated XEV 7e.
The XEV 7e is envisioned as a more traditional SUV, offering an alternative to the coupe-SUV styling of the XEV 9e. Alternatively, the Vision X might be another derivative model stemming from the XEV 9e platform.
While specific details about the Vision X remain under wraps, it’s highly anticipated to be underpinned by Mahindra’s innovative new ‘nu’ platform. This versatile platform is designed to accommodate both traditional internal combustion engines and electrified powertrains, showcasing Mahindra’s future-ready approach.
- The latest Mahindra Vision X teaser reveals a full-width LED tail lamp design.
- It features a sculpted tailgate and flared rear haunches, with a less rugged look than other teased concepts.
- Previous teasers showed athletic bonnet lines and aero-optimised alloy wheels.
- The Vision X is expected to join the XUV family, potentially as the XEV 7e.
- It will likely utilize Mahindra’s new ‘nu’ platform, compatible with both ICE and electric powertrains.
All will be revealed on August 15, when Mahindra officially debuts the Vision X alongside three other new concept vehicles and its forward-looking platform vision. Stay tuned for all the exciting updates!
