The New Bolero has traditionally been a rural vehicle and a vehicle meant for rugged terrain, but it's now going through updates to make it more appealing to a wider audience and some are thinking about it as a daily driver in the cities. It also gives rise to questions about the vehicle's suitability for city use, as limited maneuverability in traffic, ease of parking, fuel efficiency in stop–go situations, and in general, comfort for daily commutes are all factors. A Bolero's sturdy build and high seating position could work well for chaotic city traffic but its lack of some of today's conveniences may deter some urban drivers. A debate on the balance between practical utility and modern comfort features, as well as the statement that might be made driving a vehicle often associated with rural areas in an urban setting. Along with this, it also brings up conversations about how the perceptions of what makes a good city vehicle in India is changing as the country’s automotive landscape evolves.