Is the 4XPLOR system of the Scorpio-N actually useful or just marketing hype?
The Mahindra Scorpio-N comes with a 4XPLOR intelligent terrain management system which promises to conquer any terrain. Different driving modes such as Zip, Zap and Zoom are included, along with an electric shift on the fly four wheel drive system. But few SUV buyers ever take their vehicles off road, and some say such systems are more about marketing than real use. The debate is whether the average Scorpio-N owner would actually use these features or whether they'd just be paying for features they would never need. Some also question whether the system actually improves off–road performance all that much over a standard 4x4 system. That has led to discussions about what real world value these advanced terrain management systems have in everyday use in an SUV.
I took the Scorpio-N off road and can verify that the 4XPLOR system is legit. It really did make a difference on tricky terrain. Most owners won't use it to its full capacity but it's there when you need it.
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