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Interestingly, Mahindra has reduced the prices across most variants, making the new Bolero Neo more affordable than the outgoing version. Here's a look at the updated ex-showroom prices: New Bolero Neo Prices

• N4 - Rs 8.49 lakh
• N8 - Rs 9.29 lakh
• N10 - Rs 9.79 lakh
• N11 - Rs 9.99 lakh

Old Bolero Neo Prices

• N4 - Rs 8.92 lakh
• N8 - Rs 9.54 lakh
• N10 - Rs 10.29 lakh

The new Bolero Neo gets several exterior and interior updates. On the outside, it features a redesigned front grille with horizontal accents, a fresh set of R16 dark metallic grey alloy wheels, and two new paint shades: Jeans Blue and Concrete Grey, along with three dual-tone options. Inside, Mahindra now offers two new interior themes: Mocha Brown and Lunar Grey, which lend the cabin a more premium feel. The seats get improved ergonomics, and the top variants now come with leatherette upholstery. The dashboard layout remains the same but gains small functional upgrades such as a C-type USB charging port and a rear-view camera integrated with the 8.97-inch touchscreen infotainment system. Under the hood, the 1.5-litre mHAWK100 diesel engine continues to produce 98 hp of power and 260 Nm of torque. It also retains the rear-wheel-drive setup and 5-speed manual gearbox. The higher-spec variants continue to feature Multi-Terrain Technology (MTT) with a mechanical locking differential for better traction on rough terrain. Mahindra has also introduced its new RideFlo ride and handling setup, which works alongside Frequency Dependent Damping (FDD) and MTV-CL technology to improve ride comfort, steering feedback, and braking. Variant-wise, the N4 gets essentials like power windows, dual airbags, ABS with EBD, and engine start-stop technology. The N8 adds features such as dual-tone ORVMs, steering-mounted controls, and fabric seats. The N10 and new N11 variants get cruise control, DRLs, ISOFIX mounts, and upgraded alloy wheels.