At its 2025 Independence Day event, Mahindra also unveiled the Vision T concept SUV that is essentially an evolution of the Thar.e design first shown in 2023. Though still a concept, the Vision T is likely to head to production post-2027. It’s one of four new models revealed, alongside the Vision S, Vision SXT, and Vision X, all developed on Mahindra’s NU_IQ platform, which supports multiple powertrain options.
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Focusing on the Vision T specifically, the ‘T’ in its name hints at its Thar lineage, and that connection is clear in the design.
The SUV carries over several Thar-inspired cues and looks quite chunky while having massive ground clearance.
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Up front, it features a split grille with horizontal slats, signature bonnet latches, a tow hook beneath the bumper, and squared-off LED headlight units flanked by four slim LED daytime running lights.
Move to the profile and you will notice flared wheel arches, 18-inch off-road tyres, a side step, and a rear quarter glass panel, mirroring the familiar Thar design language.
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Other details include Roxx-style door handles, while the concept also gets utility-focused elements like a jerry can and a luggage rack mounted on the rear quarter glass area.
At the rear, the spare tyre is tailgate-mounted, and the taillamps mirror the design of the front lighting.
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Inside, the Vision T’s cabin carries forward the minimalistic theme seen in the Thar.e concept.
Like the Vision SXT, it features a floating digital instrument cluster and a large portrait-style touchscreen in the centre, along with some physical controls on the console.
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It also shares the new three-spoke steering wheel with the SXT concept. The interior overall is finished in a dual-tone theme of green and light brown tones.
Mahindra says that the NU_IQ platform supports various powertrains – including petrol, diesel, hybrid, and full electric – and can be configured with either front- or all-wheel drive.
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Mahindra also says this architecture allows for a flat floor, improved cabin and boot space.
The Vision T is being developed for both domestic and international markets, while production of NU_IQ-based SUVs, including the Vision T, is set to begin in 2027.
