महिंद्रा XUV 3XO यूज़र रिव्यूज़

The Mahindra XUV 3XO offers a compelling buying experience with its affordable starting price of Rs. 7.49 lakh, making it accessible to a wide range of buyers. Its stylish design, featuring a steek exterior and modern interior, attracts attention and promises a blend of comfort and functionality. Driving the XUV 3XO is a delight, whether opting for the responsive 1197 cc petrol engine or the robust 1497 cc diesel option. Both manual and automatic transmissions offer smooth handling and adequate power, suitable for city driving and occasional off-road adventures. In terms of looks, the XUV 3XO impresses with its dynamic styling cues and sturdy build performance-wise, it delivers a balance mix of power and efficiency, achieving mileage between 18.06 to 21.2 kmpl. Servicing and maintenance are relatively hassle-free, supported by Mahindra's extensive service network and reputation for reliability. However, potential buyers should consider factors such as occasional service costs and availability of parts. Pros include its competitive pricing, attractive design, comfortable interior, and versatile engine options. I don't have any cons as if now. Overall, the Mahindra XUV 3XO stands out as a commendable, choice in the compact SUV segment, offering a satisfying blend of style, performance, and affordability.

Important Note- All things depend on driving skills. Pros- It is the best car in this segment. It's a totally ☺️ family car. Service cost is not too much. Mileage is good but depends on your driving experience. 5-star NCAP rating 360* camera Cons- Not too much... Ventilated Seat, some people think ... Boot space is less.

Best car to buy within this segment. Nexon, Brezza, Vanue, Sonet is no where near to this car. It has more space and comfort. Features are fully loaded from the base variant. Due to this car, only other brands are now started reducing their car prices. So don't fall into the trap and book your car.

The buying experience is good Driving Experience could be better Performance of the car is decent Service and maintenance is good Pros all the latest features good interior Cons noisy Engine but good refinement

This car is better than XUV this car is amazing the design and the seeds are so comfortable the colour is black colour so offline and the DRL and the fog light are very cool and very bright Mahindra keep it up.

The car is loaded with features and awesome design, featuring all new additions like wireless charging, a larger display including a speedometer. It's truly remarkable in this price segment and would be an excellent choice within the budget.

First things first, Mahindra has once again set the Bar high with the introduction of the XUV 3XO, a compact SUV that combines style, performance and technology in a compelling package. Designed to cater to urban explorers and adventure enthusiasts alike, the XUV 3XO promises a dynamic driving experience without compromising on comfort or safety. The XUV 3XO makes a bold statement with its contemporary design. Its muscular stance, sleek lines and aggressive front grille give it a commanding presence on the road. LED headlights and taillights, along with stylish alloy wheels, add to its modern appeal. The attention to detail in the design is evident, making it one of the most attractive compact SUVs in its segment. Step inside the XUV 3XO and you are greeted by a well-appointed cabin that exudes sophistication and comfort. High-quality and a well-thought-out layout create an inviting atmosphere. The seats are ergonomically designed to provide maximum comfort, even on long journeys. The infotainment system is a highlight, featuring a large touchscreen with intuitive controls, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. Additionally, it has a panoramic sunroof which hasn't been offered in sub-compact SUVs so far. Under the Hood, the XUV 3XO offers a choice of efficient and powerful engines. Whether you opt for the petrol or diesel variant, you can expect a responsive acceleration and a smooth ride. The SUV's handling is agile and precise, making it easy to maneuver through city traffic and enjoyable to drive on winding roads. The fuel efficiency is also commendable, making it an economical choice for daily commutes and long drives. Safety is a top priority for Mahindra and the XUV 3XO is equipped with a comprehensive suite of safety features. From multiple airbags and ABS with EBD to ADAS Level 2, the XUV 3XO ensures peace of mind for all occupants. All-in-All, the Mahindra XUV 3XO is a standout in the compact SUV market. it combines a striking design, a luxurious interior, robust performance and advanced safety features to deliver a well-rounded vehicle that meets the needs of modern drivers. Whether you are navigating city streets or exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations, the XUV 3XO is a reliable and stylish companion. There are though a few areas where it falls short like limited rear seat space, ride quality on rough roads, Infotainment system lag, limited boot space and a bit of cabin noise, which at times can impact the overall driving experience.

Pros: 1. Driving experience. This car really packs power and gives a really comfortable drive. I found the drive better compared to rivals like Nexon, Kiger, Sonet. It also rides smoothly over bumps and puddles. Cabin noise is minimal. 2. Features: The MX3 variant has all the features you would want from a budget compact SUV including sunroof, cruise control, wireless charging, the 10-inch infotainment system, rear AC vents and central arm console. But at an on-road price of around 11.7 lakhs, I would expect basic safety features such as a rear parking camera, and rear defogger and viper, height adjustable driver seat. Ventilated seats could also be added to bring it on par with Kia and Hyundai offerings at the same price point. 3. Looks: I found the exteriors of the cars to be a bit disappointing. The car looks boxy compared to its rivals Sonet, Kiger, and Magnite which have a more sophisticated hatchback design. I also don’t like what they have done to the front grill and headlight. The C-shaped DRLs and headlights give the car a Wagon R-like appearance. I found the original XUV 300 to have a better front design. The back looks much better with the connected tail lights and lettering. The side profile looks a bit flattened out from the back compared to other rivals like Kiger, Nexon. The interiors of the car look extremely plush and I much liked the changes they have made including the addition of the infotainment screen, arm console and rear vents right from the MX3 variants. They also pack enough space to seat 5 people comfortably.

Pros-: value for money, spacious and powerful engine, first-in-segment features , driving performance in hilly area is great, good service by the dealer Cons-: mileage is a problem