Scorpio remained Mahindra’s best-selling nameplate, while Bolero posted the largest September volume gain and XEV 9S strengthened the electric lineup
Mahindra’s September 2026 sales breakup shows Scorpio continuing to lead, followed by XUV 3XO and Bolero. Growth was uneven across the range, with Bolero’s sharp recovery and the contribution from XEV 9S helping offset declines in several other models.
Mahindra Sales September 2026 – Scorpio Leads
The combined Scorpio and Scorpio N tally stood at 17,313 units, accounting for 27.01% of Mahindra’s September sales. Volumes declined 5.76% from 18,372 units a year earlier, but increased 11.15% over August’s 15,576 units.
XUV 3XO, including EV volumes in the combined tally, ranked second with 10,823 units. Sales grew 19.83% over 9,032 units in September 2025 and 30.37% over August’s 8,302 units. Its sequential increase of 2,521 units was the largest in Mahindra’s lineup. 3XO sales are likely to get a boost this festive season, as Mahindra has launched the CNG version called XUV 3XO ZNG. Bookings open tomorrow.
Bolero followed with 9,344 units, up sharply from a low base of 2,425 units a year earlier. XUV 7XO recorded 9,097 units, down 6.83% against the year-ago comparison figure of 9,764 units. Sequentially, however, sales increased 6.51% from 8,541 units. The top four models together accounted for approximately 73% of Mahindra’s monthly volumes.
Thar ROXX And Thar OG Sales
Thar ROXX registered 5,625 units in September, declining 29.45% from 7,973 units a year earlier. Sales were also 3.30% lower than August’s 5,817 units. Thar OG recorded 3,383 units, down 12.65% from 3,873 units in September 2025. The sequential decline was steeper at 27.20%, compared with 4,647 units in August.
Together, the two Thar models contributed 9,008 units during the month. Updated Roxx with DaVinci suspension has been spied ahead of launch. Bolero Neo Plus sold 366 units, growing 13.66% year-on-year but declining 4.19% month-on-month. XUV400 volumes stood at 13 units, while Marazzo recorded zero sales.
XEV 9S Leads The Dedicated Electric Models
XEV 9S registered 4,636 units, placing it sixth in Mahindra’s overall sales rankings. It contributed 7.23% of monthly volumes and grew 2.84% over August’s 4,508 units. XEV 9e recorded 1,975 units, declining 24.59% from 2,619 units in September 2025. Sales were broadly stable sequentially, slipping 1.30% from 2,001 units. BE 6 sold 1,517 units, down 10.82% year-on-year and 10.55% month-on-month. Together, XEV 9S, XEV 9e and BE 6 contributed 8,128 units.
Q3 2026 – Scorpio Tops, Bolero And XEV 9S Add Volume
Scorpio led the July–September rankings with 48,898 units, growing 16.54% over 41,959 units in Q3 2025. It accounted for 26.66% of Mahindra’s quarterly sales. XUV 3XO and EV volumes reached 28,554 units, up 31.04%, followed by Bolero at 26,094 units, growing 54.37%. Bolero added 9,191 units, the largest quarterly increase among model lines with a non-zero year-ago comparison.
XUV 7XO recorded 25,871 units, up 18.82% against the comparison figure of 21,774 units. Thar ROXX declined 12.46% to 17,194 units, while Thar OG grew 41.90% to 12,836 units despite its weaker September performance.
XEV 9S contributed 13,275 units during the quarter, providing the largest addition to Mahindra’s year-on-year total. XEV 9e declined 21.98% to 5,769 units, whereas BE 6 increased 15.61% to 3,754 units. Bolero Neo Plus recorded 1,111 units, down 24.22%, while XUV400 fell to 41 units and Marazzo registered zero volumes.
Upcoming Mahindra Cars
Mahindra also has an interesting pipeline of upcoming models, with test sightings pointing to the Scorpio Lifestyler pickup, Vision S-based sub-4m SUV, Scorpio N facelift, Roxx with DaVinci suspension and Vision T / Thar EV. These could broaden its presence across compact SUVs, lifestyle vehicles and electric off-roaders in coming months.