Mahindra Auto showcased the Vision X Concept during its Independence Day event, alongside three other new concept vehicles. Among the lineup, the Vision X appears to be the most compact, though its dimensions may be close to the Vision S. The crossover-style Vision X previews an upcoming model built on Mahindra’s new NU.IQ modular platform, which can support internal combustion, hybrid, and electric powertrains.
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The Vision X concept features a sporty, crossover-inspired design with high ground clearance.
At the front, it sports boomerang-shaped LED daytime running lights, with vertically stacked LED headlamps sitting underneath. The Mahindra logo is centrally placed on a closed-off front panel, which features styling cues similar to those on the XUV 3XO RevX.
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Moving to the profile, the concept features a gloss black, thick cladding around the squared-off wheel arches. The ORVM duties here are managed by cameras, akin to other concepts.
Akin to Mahindra’s other concepts, the Vision X features flush-fitting door handles and sharp-looking alloy wheels. It also includes a silver-finished sidestep.
At the rear, the design incorporates a sharply raked rear windscreen, giving it a coupe-like silhouette, along with a roof spoiler which is similar to the BE 6.
Coming to the interior, the Vision X adopts a minimalist cabin layout. The most notable feature is a combined digital display that serves both the instrument cluster and infotainment system.
Moreover, it gets a three-spoke flat-bottom steering wheel, a dashboard with vertical slat design, rectangular air vents, and a large centre console with integrated cup holders and storage space.
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Like the other concept models, the Vision X is built on Mahindra’s NU.IQ monocoque platform.
Mahindra has not disclosed engine specifications yet, though the NU.IQ platform is compatible with petrol, diesel, hybrid, and electric powertrains.
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Similar to the Vision T, SXT, and S concepts, the production version of the Vision X is expected to launch around 2027.
