NZ cited for new Mahindra Lifestyler
/The replacement for the 20-year-old Pik Up is designed foremost for export tastes.
Read MoreThe replacement for the 20-year-old Pik Up is designed foremost for export tastes.
Read MoreAmbition to avail latest models from India’s SUV specialist in 2026 relies on factory’s export plans.
Read MoreLong-legged seven chair model is expected around June.
Read MoreMahindra agent considering what to say in face of ANCAP’s zero rating call.
Read MoreBold styling studies seem set to be in production next year - and both are cited for Kiwi adoption.
Read MoreThe global reveal of one-tonne offer vital to Mahindra’s export ramp-up and NZ market aspiration is a week away, but some hints have come out of a high-up.
Read MoreA recently-opened test ground with every latest ingredient is making massive difference to Mahindra’s vehicle development programme. It was our playground a day.
Read MoreFirst battery product, just launched in India, could be the pathfinder on NZ soil.
Read MoreMahindra resumes push in NZ with a fresh logo and new cars
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