Bolero Pik-Up price list: Rs 9,35,100 to Rs 10,32,500

NEW DELHI: The Mahindra Bolero Pik-Up price list runs from Rs 9,35,100 to Rs 10,32,500 ex-showroom on the company's online variant selector. All 12 entries are reproduced below, including the separately named CBC and 4WD versions. These are indicative website prices, with the final amount subject to Mahindra's invoicing terms.

Official variant name	Listed ex-showroom price
PIK-UP 4WD CBC	Rs 9,80,500
PIK-UP FB 1.3 AC DIESEL	Rs 9,85,700
PIK-UP CBC 4WD DIESEL	Rs 9,35,100
PIK-UP FB PS AC	Rs 10,32,500
PIK-UP 4WD	Rs 10,04,500
PIK-UP FB MS CBC	Rs 9,49,500
PIK-UP FB MS	Rs 9,99,750
PIK-UP FB 1.3 MS DIESEL	Rs 9,56,200
PIK-UP FB PS	Rs 10,07,500
PIK-UP 4WD DIESEL	Rs 9,58,000
PIK-UP FB 1.3 DIESEL	Rs 9,62,800
PIK-UP 4WD AC	Rs 10,32,500

Price as of 30 October 2026, 00:06 IST. The selector does not identify a city alongside these entries, so this table does not assign them a Delhi price basis. Names follow the company's displayed labels, with spacing standardised for readability.

Why the complete variant name matters

The unusual part of this Bolero Pik-Up list is its naming. It contains both PIK-UP 4WD CBC and PIK-UP CBC 4WD DIESEL, as well as PIK-UP 4WD and PIK-UP 4WD DIESEL. Those labels should remain separate in a price reference. Treating similar names as duplicates would remove entries that Mahindra itself displays independently.

For a transporter comparing written quotations, the practical issue is matching the vehicle description rather than matching only the Bolero badge. A quotation headed simply "Pik-Up" leaves too much room for misunderstanding. The model line, body description and steering specification need to refer to the same configuration before the totals can be meaningfully compared.

Mahindra explicitly identifies manual steering on the FB 1.3 MS DIESEL feature card and power steering on the FB 1.3 DIESEL card. Its FB 1.3 AC DIESEL entry highlights air conditioning. These are concrete distinctions within this selector; the short variant codes alone should not be treated as a complete equipment sheet.

A working truck needs a body specification too

A goods vehicle quotation is easier to understand when it describes the work the vehicle will do. Consider a hypothetical operator moving bagged material from a wholesale yard and another carrying weather-sensitive cartons to shops. Even if both start their enquiry with the same model name, their loading, securing and unloading requirements are different. A price table cannot settle those body requirements by itself.

For this Pik-Up list, the presence of several body and drivetrain labels makes that distinction particularly relevant. A useful quotation records the precise configuration and separately describes any proposed body work. That creates a clear reference for checking the delivered vehicle, rather than relying on a photograph or a shortened name on an estimate.

The same discipline applies to equipment. An operator can record whether the quoted truck has the specified steering arrangement and cabin equipment, then compare that description with the invoice. This is a way to read the paperwork accurately, not a claim that every feature visible in a promotional image belongs to every variant.

Website amount and final invoice

Mahindra's terms describe the website as an information platform and caution that displayed equipment can differ from the physical vehicle. The booking-page disclaimer also says its prices are indicative and subject to change. An online figure therefore needs to be read together with the written configuration and the conditions attached to the final invoice.

A transparent estimate separates the vehicle amount from other requested items. That distinction becomes especially useful when comparing a bare vehicle description with a quotation that includes additional work or equipment. Otherwise, a larger total can look like a change in the truck's price even when the two documents describe different things.

An advance payment also has a defined meaning in Mahindra's booking terms: receiving it does not by itself create an accepted sale contract. The company describes written acceptance as a separate step. Keeping the selected variant description with the payment record helps preserve a clear trail of what was requested.