Mahindra Scorpio Classic price hike in October 2026 — All trims affected
- 1Mahindra Scorpio S11 gets the highest increase of Rs 9,400
- 2Scorpio Classic now starts at Rs 13,43,200 and goes up to Rs 17,48,400
- 3SUV has one engine: a 2.2-litre turbo diesel with a manual gearbox
Mahindra has raised the prices of the Scorpio Classic again. In July 2026, we reported a price hike of up to Rs 62,500. This time, the increase is much smaller, but it applies to every variant. The highest increase is Rs 9,400, on both versions of the top S11 trim.
This Scorpio Classic price hike takes the Mahindra Scorpio Classic price to start at Rs 13,43,200 for the S 7SF and goes up to Rs 17,48,400 for the S11 7S (all ex-showroom). The Scorpio Classic is sold in two trims, S and S11, with three seating layouts.
Mahindra Scorpio Classic S new prices
The Mahindra Scorpio S trim is the entry point to the range. It is offered as a 7-seater with side-facing rear seats (S 7SF) and as a 9-seater with side-facing seats (S 9S).
| Variant | Seating | Old price | New price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S 7SF | 7-seater, side-facing | Rs 13,36,000 | Rs 13,43,200 | Rs 7,200 |
| S 9S | 9-seater, side-facing | Rs 13,83,000 | Rs 13,90,900 | Rs 7,900 |
The S 7SF is now Rs 7,200 more expensive, which takes it to Rs 13,43,200. The S 9S gets a slightly bigger increase of Rs 7,900 and now costs Rs 13,90,900.
Mahindra Scorpio Classic S11 new prices
The Mahindra Scorpio S11 is the top trim. It is offered as a 7-seater in two layouts: side-facing seats, and captain chairs in the middle row. Mahindra has kept the price of both the same.
| Variant | Seating | Old price | New price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S11 7S | Side-facing | Rs 17,39,000 | Rs 17,48,400 | Rs 9,400 |
| S11 7S | Captain chairs | Rs 17,39,000 | Rs 17,48,400 | Rs 9,400 |
Both S11 variants are Rs 9,400 dearer and now cost Rs 17,48,400. This is the highest increase in the range. The gap between the S 7SF and the S11 is now Rs 4,05,200.
Mahindra Scorpio Classic powertrain
The Mahindra Scorpio Classic runs on a 2.2-litre diesel engine that puts out 132PS and 320Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed manual gearbox. But unlike the Scorpio N, this one doesn’t come with a 4WD option, so it’s strictly rear-wheel drive.
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