Mahindra Bolero, Bolero Neo Bold Edition Prices Revised That Cost Up To Rs 40,000 More Than Variants

The Bold Edition, a dealer-level extras package for the Mahindra Bolero and Bolero Neo, can cost up to Rs 40,000, depending on the SUV. There are no mechanical changes in the Bolero or Bolero Neo Bold Editions, only cosmetic ones.

In addition to blacked-out fog light surrounds and a blacked-out front bumper, the Bolero Bold Edition’s exterior features a dark chrome finish above the headlights, on the front grille, door handles, and the ‘Ventilator’ above the rear fenders. Of course, there is also a badge with the edition’s name on it. Along with new door sill plates and mats, the inside has new seats and steering upholstery that are done in black with beige accents.

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Since the Bold Edition pack is compatible with all three Bolero models, it has the same safety kit, 76 horsepower 1.5-litre diesel engine, and 5-speed manual gearbox depending on the model chosen. The accessory pack for the Mahindra Bolero Bold Edition costs Rs 20,500, therefore the vehicle’s price range is Rs 10.02 lakh to Rs 11.14 lakh.

Along with blacked-out roof rails, front fog light surrounds, wheel arch, and door cladding, the Bolero Neo Bold Edition also has dark chrome accents on the nose, door handles, and above the headlights. The main distinction between the Bold Edition and the regular Bolero Neo is the addition of a rear camera. The inside also has new mats, black seats, steering upholstery, and neck pillows.

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The 1.5-litre diesel engine with 100 horsepower and a manual transmission, as well as the safety kit and other amenities, are identical to those of the top-of-the-line N10 and N10(O) models. Given that the accessories pack costs Rs 40,000, the Mahindra Bolero Neo Bold Edition is priced between Rs 11.90 lakh and Rs 12.58 lakh.

Over the last two months, sales of the Bolero twins have decreased: 8,031 units were shipped in March 2025, a decrease of 22.38 percent from 10,347 units in March 2024, and 8,360 units were sold in April 2025, a decrease of 12 percent from 9,537 units in April 2024. Mahindra appears to be hoping that the Bold Edition will help reverse the declining trend in sales of the Bolero and Bolero Neo.