Mahindra Vision T
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Mahindra Vision T, an evolution of the Thar E concept, is based on the Heartcore design language and NU_IQ platform. Compatible with ICE, EV and hybrid powertrains, this monocoque structure will improve stability in off-road conditions while keeping the ride plush. Launching likely in 2027, the SUV is 80 per cent close to the production model.
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The Vision T Concept is based on an all-new NU_IQ flexible modular architecture, which is compatible with both ICE and electric powertrains. It will indeed be an evolution of the Thar.
Mahindra unveils Vision T, the next evolution of the Thar E concept. It features a five doors setup, back-mounted spare wheel, quad-LED head and tail lights, unique grille design, and a rugged, boxy SUV style.
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| Model Year | 2028 |
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Mahindra Vision T, an evolution of the Thar E concept, is based on the Heartcore design language and NU_IQ platform. Compatible with ICE, EV and hybrid powertrains, this monocoque structure will improve stability in off-road conditions while keeping the ride plush. Launching likely in 2027, the SUV is 80 per cent close to the production model.
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It is built on the NU_IQ modular monocoque platform that provides outstanding stability and control in rougher terrains while still keeping the ride quality plush. The platform is designed to be compatible with ICE (petrol/diesel), EV and hybrid powertrains. Expected to debut in 2027 as an EV initially, the Vision T will likely get the LFP battery technology shared with the Mahindra BE 6 or XEV 9e. With a keen focus on providing an engaging off-road experience, Front Wheel Drive (FWD) and All Wheel Drive (AWD) options will be available. It will feature class-leading off-road angles with 28° approach, 34.9° departure, and 28.2° breakover (claimed). It is expected to get a penta-link rear suspension, high ground clearance to further enhance stability and comfort off-road. Despite its long 2,665mm wheelbase, it will be designed to achieve an impressively tight 10.3m turning radius (claimed). Read more
Vision T Comfort and Features
The Mahindra Vision T concept is expected to deliver a great cabin experience with its spacious seating space and flat-floor offering good leg room. The 2,665mm wheelbase will also give it one of the best interior space in the segment. With a focus on SUV lifestyle, it will get a balance of digital controls and physical switchgears across the dashboard. It will get a portrait infotainment touchscreen, free-standing infotainment cluster, and a panoramic sunroof. In terms of tech, we expect it to get a 360-degree camera system, Level-2 ADAS and other connected car tech features like many recent Mahindra launches. Read more
Vision T Looks and Interiors
The Mahindra Vision T further evolves the Thar E concept showcased in 2023. At the front, it has rugged, upright proportions with squared-off design, high-set bonnet with latches, a multi-slat split grille, and squarish LED head lights. At the rear, it features vertical LED tail lights and a tailgate-mounted spare wheel that is highly reminiscent of the Thar family. From the side, its exposed door hinges, flared wheel arches, luggage mounting rack on the rear quarter glass, roof-carrier hook points, unique alloy wheels and overall boxy, SUV-style body stand out significantly. Other exterior details include a contrast black roof, a 2,665mm wheelbase (claimed), and squarish rearview mirrors and overall rugged design elements come together to give it a serious off-roader SUV stance. It may also get tow hooks on off-road oriented bumpers and an overall sturdy construction designed for rugged environments. On the inside, its cabin nicely blends minimalism and tech appeal with a free-standing digital instrument cluster, a refreshing three-spoke steering wheel, and a portrait infotainment touchscreen. Read more
Vision T Safety
As a pre-production concept, it has not undergone crash safety tests, but Mahindra is aiming to get a five-star rating in both GNCAP and Euro NCAP crash tests. The monocoque platform is expected to deliver high stability and structural integrity to the production version of the Vision T. It is likely to come equipped with safety tech such as a 360-degree camera and Level 2 ADAS. Read more
Interior & Cargo Layout: The interior of the Tata Sierra is highly futuristic yet functional. The driver is greeted by a multi-screen cockpit that offers crisp graphics and fluid animations. The layout is clean, with minimal physical buttons. Passengers in the back enjoy excellent legroom, and the large panoramic roof adds to the airy feel of the cabin. Boot space is competitive and expandable via 60:40 split rear folding seats.
Value & Verdict: When comparing the features and driving dynamics against its mid-size competitors, the Sierra represents a solid proposition. Its blend of safety, design flair, and rich features makes it one of the most compelling options for buyers wanting a standout vehicle.
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