Does the Bolero Neo Plus make sense for urban areas or is it a rural product?
Traditionally, the Mahindra Bolero has been used in rural and semi urban markets because of its rugged build and utilitarian design. The Bolero Neo Plus, however, is an urban debate. It’s boxy, large, impractical for city driving and parking, some argue. But others say its big interior and comfortable ride could make it a good choice for large urban families or as a commercial vehicle for intracity transport. It also raises the question of how utility vehicles have been perceived differently in urban areas and whether the Neo Plus can fill the gap between practicality in the rural areas and desirability in the urban areas.
Actually, it’s pretty great for urban use. You can see over traffic from the high seating position, and the surprisingly tight turning radius is useful on cramped city streets.
Most Popular Cars
Based on Cars Popular on Maxabout
Honda City Hybrid eHEV
₹ 19,89,990
1333 Views
Nissan LEAF Electric
₹ 20,00,000
968 Views
Volkswagen T-Roc Automatic
₹ 21,35,000
1096 Views Recently Added Cars
New Cars Added On Maxabout
VinFast VF7 Sky Infinity
₹ 25,49,000
532 Views
VinFast VF7 Sky
₹ 24,99,000
497 Views
VinFast VF7 Wind Infinity
₹ 23,99,000
530 Views Upcoming Cars
Exciting Upcoming Cars
Maruti Swift Hybrid
₹ 10,00,000
1664 Views
Renault Boreal Bigster SUV
₹ 13,00,000
1752 Views
Leapmotor T03
₹ 8,00,000
1240 Views Discussions and Questions Does The Bolero Neo Plus Make Sense For Urban Areas Or Is It A Rural Product
Does the Bolero Neo Plus make sense for urban areas or is it a rural product?
27 December 2024 08:13
Ask a Question
Latest News
Recently Added News
Hyundai Affordable EV Below Creta Electric Confirmed – Nexon EV Rival
Thursday, 16 October 2025 23:08 PM
TVS RTX 300 Adventure Tourer Launched: Specs, Features & Price 2025
Thursday, 16 October 2025 3:26 AM
2026 Hyundai Venue SUV: Level-2 ADAS & Dual 12.3″ Screens Explained
Wednesday, 15 October 2025 20:27 PM