Scorpio N vs XUV700 vs Safari : The sun has set the stage for a great showdown featuring three potent contenders vying for supremacy in the heart of big and SUV-loving families: Mahindra Scorpio N, Mahindra XUV700, and Tata Safari. Each possesses tough looks, lots of space within, and powerful engines, but which is most worth a buy? Let’s compare them in simpler terms.
Design and Road Presence
While the Scorpio N holds its ground in tough and rugged looks, it firmly stays true to its SUV heritage. It has an authentic off-road stance, with a tall profile and very brash styling. On the other hand, the XUV700 comes across as very premium and urban, with slim LED headlamps, sleek modern styling, and aerodynamic lines. The Tata Safari carries a sense of style with robustness—a sharp front design, a commanding road presence, and a more luxurious look than before.
Interior Comfort and Features
On the inside, the XUV700 tops them all, brandishing dual 10.25-inch displays, an advanced infotainment system, a panoramic sunroof, and ADAS safety features. It feels like a highly modern, tech-laden car. The Safari is now a step up with ventilated seats, a big touchscreen, premium leatherette upholstery, and wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay. The Scorpio N is practical and cleans, but it has been designed more for durability than luxury. It misses out on some premium features present in the other two.
Performance and Driving Experience
The trio sees powerful petrol and diesel engine options. The Scorpio N is the wannabe tough guy on difficult terrains and off-roading with its 4X4 variant. Meanwhile, on the other hand, the XUV700 will grow on you if you prefer a refined driving experience, especially on the highways.
Naturally, this one also houses the most powerful engine amongst the three. The Safari glides in the middle ground of the two and benefits from the smoother shifting of the automatic transmission these days. If you want a highway cruiser with concentrated power and comfort, then the XUV700 shines. For the off-road scholar, Scorpio N is the pick. For an amicable mix of both, Safari does just fine.
Pricing and Final Verdict
The Scorpio N is priced lower than the other two and is expected to draw buyers with interests inclined toward a rugged yet value-for-money SUV. The XUV700 is slightly on the expensive side but worth it if you want advanced features and modern design. The Safari is priced in between these two yet strikes a good value for comfort and style.
If performance and tech are your call- it’s the XUV700.
For sheer strength and off-road ability, Scorpio N is the answer.
Tata Safari is an all-rounder for comfort and style.