A Fresh Identity with a Familiar Soul
The Mahindra Thar Roxx 2025 is here, and it brings a new flavor to the much-loved Thar lineup. While it still carries the rugged personality that made the Thar famous, the Roxx adds a more refined, lifestyle-oriented vibe. Think of it as a version that’s ready for both off-road trails and city drives. The design is boxy and bold, but there are subtle cosmetic changes like new decals, wider arches, and redesigned bumpers that give it a fresh look.
Loaded with Features for Daily Comfort
Inside Mahindra Thar Roxx 2025 has made an effort to make the Roxx feel more premium. The cabin now gets upgraded seat upholstery, a 7-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, and automatic climate control. There’s also the hardtop roof option, giving it a more secure, urban SUV feel. While it remains a two-door SUV, the rear seats are now slightly more comfortable for short rides. You still won’t get luxury-level features, but it’s a nice blend of basic comfort and utility.
Power That Handles Rough Terrains
When it comes to engines, the Roxx keeps the trusted 2.0-litre turbo-petrol and 2.2-litre diesel options. Both are known for their strong low-end torque, making them ideal for off-roading. You can choose between 6-speed manual or automatic gearboxes, and it continues to offer 4×4 with low-range gearing. So, whether you’re planning a weekend in the mountains or just want that rugged badge on city roads, the Thar Roxx delivers the right amount of punch.
Mileage That’s Decent for Its Class
You can’t expect hatchback-like efficiency from a ladder-frame off-roader, but the Thar Roxx still does a fair job. The petrol version gives around 13–14 km/l, while the diesel may offer 15–16 km/l under mixed driving conditions. It’s not built to win mileage races, but it won’t burn your pocket either if you drive with a light foot. For a vehicle of this type, these numbers are respectable and manageable.
Pricing and Final Verdict
The Mahindra Thar Roxx 2025 is expected to be priced around ₹15–17 lakh (ex-showroom). It’s not the cheapest Thar, but it brings more value for those who want something more than just a rugged vehicle. In short, it’s a well-balanced mix of off-road capability and everyday usability. If you’ve been waiting for a Thar that can double up as a city SUV without losing its wild side, the Roxx might be just the right pick.
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