Mahindra has launched the 2026 Bolero Bold Edition, promoted with the tagline “Bold Hai Boss”. It is a dealer-level accessories package, not a new factory variant. It adds bronze styling inside and out and a rear-view camera, and the mechanical are unchanged. Mahindra has not announced a price for the package.
What Does The Bold Edition Add? –
- It is an accessories pack that can be fitted on top of the existing Bolero range, so buyers can pick it even with the base variant.
- Mahindra has not said which variants are eligible, so confirm this with your dealer.
- Mahindra also offered a Bold Edition during the 2025 festive season. That version used darkened cosmetic elements, while this one switches to a bronze theme.
- The package comes just ahead of the festive season, when buyers tend to walk into showrooms looking for something new.
Price & Variants
Mahindra has not revealed the price of the Bold Edition package. The regular Bolero is sold in four variants:
| Variant | Price (ex-showroom) |
|---|---|
| B4 | Rs 8.57 lakh |
| B6 | Rs 9.37 lakh |
| B6 (O) | Rs 9.69 lakh |
| B8 | Rs 9.99 lakh |
These are standard Bolero prices and do not include the Bold Edition accessories.
Design
- Front: Bronze inserts highlight the vertical grille slats. The same color appears around the lower bumper intake and on the fog lamp surrounds.
- Side: The door cladding combines dark sections with bronze inserts. The ORVM caps get a bronze finish, and there is “Bold Edition” side badging.
- Wheels: The 15-inch multi-spoke alloy wheels keep their design but come in bronze.
- Roof: Roof rails with bronze accents are part of the package.
- Overall: The boxy silhouette, rectangular headlamps and tailgate-mounted spare wheel are unchanged.
Interior & Features
- The seats are black leatherette with bronze accents. Contrast trim runs around the seat edges and headrests, and the front backrests carry “Bolero” lettering.
- Edition-specific floor mats are included.
- The existing beige cabin trim stays.
- The key functional addition is a rear-view camera. Its feed shows on the dashboard touchscreen with colored parking guidelines.
The rest of the Bolero’s kit is carried over:
- 7-inch touchscreen infotainment
- Semi-digital instrument cluster
- Manual AC
- Steering-mounted controls
- USB Type-C charging port
- Power windows
- Dual front airbags
- ABS
- Reverse parking sensors
- Seat belt reminders for the first and second rows
Power train
| Bolero Bold Edition | |
|---|---|
| Engine | 1.5-litre, three-cylinder mHawk75 turbo-diesel (1,493cc) |
| Power | 76PS at 3,600rpm |
| Torque | 210Nm at 1,600-2,200rpm |
| Transmission | 5-speed MT |
| Drivetrain | RWD |
MT – Manual Transmission, RWD – Rear-Wheel Drive
Rivals
The Bolero has no direct rival in its rugged, utilitarian niche. The closest alternative is Mahindra’s own Bolero Neo, which is more modern but shares a similar character. Buyers who want a more urban package can look at sub-4-metre SUV such as the Tata Nexon, Maruti Brezza, Kia Sonet, Mahindra XUV 3XO and Hyundai Venue.
Our Take
The Bold Edition gives the Bolero a distinctive look in a market full of white and silver ones, and the rear-view camera is a useful parking aid. But it is purely a cosmetic and convenience pack. There are no feature, safety or performance upgrades, and the price is still unknown. Check the package price and fitment with your dealer before booking, as the cost will decide whether it is worth it.
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