Mahindra Auto is the only carmaker in the country to stick to the traditional ladder-frame SUV in the sub 4 meter B segment and 4.2 meter to 4.5 meter C segment SUV space. One of the popular offerings with this ethos is the Bolero lineup, which is available in three models. These include Bolero Classic, Bolero Neo and Bolero Neo Plus.
For the month of May 2026, the prices of all three Bolero models have been increased. The new prices will come into effect with immediate effect and the price increase will go up to Rs 26,500. The price increase varies with the model and its respective variant. let’s take a closer look.
Mahindra Bolero price increase
India’s famous SUV manufacturer, Mahindra Auto has increased the prices of Bolero Classic, Bolero Neo and Bolero Neo Plus for the month of May 2026. These SUVs have become costlier by Rs 26,500 in terms of their ex-showroom prices. The price of the most affordable Bolero Classic has increased by a maximum of Rs 26,500.
Currently, Mahindra Bolero Classic is offered in four variants – B4, B6, B6 (O) and B8. There has been a price increase of Rs 500 for the base B4 variant, so the base X-SH price will not really be affected at Rs 7.99 lakh. The price of the B6 variant has increased by Rs 25,500, while the price of the B6 (O) variant has seen the highest increase of Rs 26,500.
The top-spec B8 variant has seen a relatively small price increase of Rs 21,500, thus taking the Bolero Classic to a maximum price of Rs 9.90 lakh (ex-sh). All four variants of the Bolero Classic come with just one engine option, which is the 1.5L diesel mHAWK 75 and a sole 5-speed manual gearbox option.
Neo and Neo Plus price hike
Currently, Mahindra Bolero Neo is offered in five variants – N4, N8, N10 (R), N11 and N10 (O). With the Bolero Neo, Mahindra has increased prices by up to Rs 15,500 and the highest increase is given on the base N4 variant. Moving up the ladder, the price of the N8 increases by Rs 5,000, compared to Rs 5,000 with the other three. The Neo gets the mHAWK 100 1.5L diesel engine and a sole 5-speed manual gearbox option.
The price of the range-topping Bolero model, Neo Plus, has been increased by up to Rs 9,500. Bolero Neo Plus is offered in two variants – P4 and P10. The base P4 has seen a price hike of Rs 9,500, while the top-spec P10 has seen a price hike of Rs 4,500. Unlike the other two Boleros, the Bolero Neo Plus gets a larger 2.2L diesel engine with the same tune as the Scorpio Classic.
