PUNE: The Mahindra Scorpio-N costs between Rs 13,69,000 and Rs 25,49,000 (ex-showroom), according to the variant price list on Mahindra's official Scorpio-N page. The cheapest version is the Z2 petrol manual, and the most expensive is the Z8L diesel automatic with four-wheel drive. Price as of 19 October 2026, 12:30 AM IST.

Mahindra lists 31 variant and seating combinations across seven trims: Z2, Z4, Z6, Z8S, Z8, Z8T and Z8L, with petrol and diesel engines, manual and automatic gearboxes, and four-wheel drive on select diesel versions. Its page notes that prices at the time of delivery will prevail, so the figure on your booking may not be final. Insurance, registration and road tax are extra and vary by state.

Scorpio-N base and mid variant prices

Z2: Rs 13,69,000 for the petrol manual and Rs 14,18,999 for the diesel manual. Both are seven-seaters, as are all the lower trims.

Z4: Rs 15,56,692 (petrol manual), Rs 16,11,784 (diesel manual), Rs 17,15,693 (petrol automatic) and Rs 17,68,437 (diesel automatic). The Z4 is also the cheapest way into four-wheel drive, at Rs 18,02,499 for the diesel manual 4WD.

Z6: Rs 17,17,214 for the diesel manual and Rs 18,82,348 for the diesel automatic. The Z6 is diesel only in Mahindra's list.

Z8S: Rs 17,78,833 (petrol manual), Rs 18,89,161 (diesel manual), Rs 19,26,433 (petrol automatic) and Rs 19,98,996 (diesel automatic).

Scorpio-N top variant prices

Z8: Rs 19,86,062 for the diesel manual and Rs 21,40,837 for the diesel automatic.

Z8T: Rs 20,37,848 (petrol manual), Rs 20,65,000 (diesel manual), Rs 21,84,818 (petrol automatic) and Rs 22,35,146 (diesel automatic). With four-wheel drive, the Z8T diesel is Rs 22,86,249 as a manual and Rs 24,39,249 as an automatic.

Z8L, seven-seater: Rs 21,31,387 (petrol manual), Rs 21,99,000 (diesel manual), Rs 22,87,186 (petrol automatic) and Rs 23,58,999 (diesel automatic). The Z8L diesel 4WD is Rs 24,25,145 with the manual and Rs 25,49,000 with the automatic.

Z8L, six-seater with captain chairs in the middle row: Rs 21,68,699 (petrol manual), Rs 22,46,794 (diesel manual), Rs 23,05,399 (petrol automatic) and Rs 23,99,499 (diesel automatic). The six-seat layout costs between Rs 18,213 and Rs 47,794 more than the matching seven-seater, depending on the version.

Engines and what the money buys

There are two engines. The 2.0-litre mStallion TGDi petrol makes 149.14 kW, with 370 Nm on manual versions and 380 Nm on automatics. The 2.2-litre Gen II mHawk diesel makes 128.6 kW, with 370 Nm on the manual and 400 Nm on the automatic. Mahindra also lists a lower diesel tune of 97 kW and 300 Nm, and does not say on the page which variants use it, so ask your dealer before you book a base diesel.

The feature list on the official page includes 18-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels, a panoramic Skyroof, Level 2 ADAS, Sony 3D sound, a 540-degree surround view camera and Mahindra's AdrenoX connected car system. These are listed for the range, and the lower trims do not get all of them. Check the brochure for the exact version you are buying.

Which version makes sense

For buyers who want an automatic on a budget, the Z4 petrol automatic at Rs 17,15,693 is the cheapest self-shifting Scorpio-N. Buyers who need four-wheel drive can choose between the Z4 diesel 4WD manual at Rs 18,02,499 and the Z8T and Z8L 4WD versions, which add more features at up to Rs 25,49,000.

The jump from the Z8T diesel automatic (Rs 22,35,146) to the Z8L diesel automatic seven-seater (Rs 23,58,999) is Rs 1,23,853. Within the same family, the Z8L six-seater diesel automatic costs Rs 40,500 more than the seven-seater.

The Scorpio-N sits alongside the Thar family in Mahindra's line-up, and the Thar OG recently started deliveries, as we reported in our story on Thar OG introductory prices. For a petrol and CNG option lower down the range, see our report on the XUV 3XO ZNG CNG price and bookings. If the Scorpio-N is your pick, book by the exact variant name from the list above, so the dealer quote matches the version you want.