Mahindra XUV700 Facelift – Launch, Price, Feature Details

The XUV700 is due for an update and everyone is expecting the updated model to hit the shores by early new year. Now, just before its launch, Mahindra has teased something – revealing a major detail about the upcoming XUV700 facelift. 
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Mahindra XUV700 Facelift –

The new teaser, finally opens up the cover of the most awaited facelift. There were many speculations about what the XUV700 facelift would be called, and eventually we have already said that with the facelift Mahindra can introduce a change in nomenclature. Now, that has happened, just as Mahindra did with the XUV300 (now XUV 3XO), the XUV 700 will receive the same treatment. The recent teaser sheds light on the XUV 7XO! Yes, that’s what we will be calling the updated XUV 700. 

Alongside its name reveal, Mahindra has also disclosed its launch timeline. The XUV 7XO will be launched on 5th January, 2026. Yes, we will be having a grand entry in 2026, with a “BANG” product launch. Regarding pricing with the facelift the new XUV 7XO can be priced between Rs 17 lakh and Rs 32 lakh (on-road, Mumbai).

But will the changes be enough to make it a value-for-money deal? Here’s your answer –

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Loaded With Tech!

Well, with the update, Mahindra will try to make this model ahead of its competition. For that, we expect it to borrow the feature list from the newly launched XEV 9S. Some of the notable feature inclusions we expect include – triple screen display, AR HUD, Level 2+ ADAS, Auto park, 16-speaker Harman Kardon sound system, Wireless charging pad in 1st & 2nd row, Intelligent adaptive suspension and more in its package. 

The updated features will surely make this SUV a value-for-money option, compared to its rival Tata Safari. On the design-front, the model is expected to get the design inspired from the XEV 9S. That’s what the teaser points at, the taillamp setup looks similar to the one equipped on the 3-row electric 7-seater. Other expected changes include a new headlamp setup, redesigned grille, revised bumpers and more. 

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Powertrain & Price

Under the hood, we expect the updated 7-seater to carry the same engine options as current –  a 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine (197bhp & 380Nm) and a 2.2-litre diesel engine (182bhp & 420Nm). Transmission options include a 6-speed MT or 6-speed AT gearbox unit.

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