Mahindra has yet to announce its price or specify the variants that will be offered with these additions. The carmaker had also introduced a Bold Edition for the Bolero last year.Bronze accents set it apartThe exterior updates centre on bronze highlights across several body elements.
These include the front grille, bumper and fog-lamp surrounds, with the same finish extending to the alloy wheels, outside rear-view mirror caps, door cladding and roof rails. The additions lend the SUV a contrasting colour scheme without altering its overall shape or proportions.Cabin gets new upholstery and cameraInside, the Bold Edition features black leatherette seat upholstery and edition-specific floor mats.
The most notable functional addition is a rear-view camera, which assists the driver while reversing. The rest of the cabin layout remains unchanged.Engine and gearbox remain unchangedThe Mahindra Bolero continues to use a 1.5-litre, three-cylinder mHawk diesel engine.
It produces around 75-76hp and 210Nm of peak torque, with power sent to the rear wheels through a five-speed manual gearbox. No mechanical changes have been announced as part of the Bold Edition package.