Mahindra Xylo Launched in Bhutan

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Having been launched in South Africa, Mahindra Xylo is now also available in Bhutan. Mahindra Xylo which was first introduced in India in January 2009 is doing phenomenal sales and recording high bookings.

Mahindra Xylo will be retailed in Bhutan by Singye Agencies and only two variants will be on offer - the Luxury 7-seater - E8, and the 8-seater - E2.

Mahindra is said to have invested more than US $100 million in the development of the XYLO, which included setting up a new robotic body shop at its Nashik plant in India, as well as an additional trim line at the final assembly shop. Over 200 dies and more than 1,000 new parts were developed for the XYLO.

Pravin Shah, Executive vice president, International Operations, Automotive Sector, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.,

"I am delighted to launch the Mahindra XYLO in Bhutan where the All New Scorpio, the Scorpio Pick Up and the Bolero SLX have already established a leadership position in the utility vehicle and pick-up segments. The XYLO offers an extraordinary level of luxurious comfort and technology at a very cost-effective price, making it an ideal vehicle for Bhutan’s rugged terrain. M/s Singye Agencies has been associated with Mahindra since 2003 and has made a significant contribution to its success in Bhutan. With its in-depth knowledge of the local market, it will provide M&M with a strong competitive edge in the Bhutan automobile market."

Mahindra is currently the leader in the utility vehicle and pick up segments in Bhutan. The company provides solutions to conquer the toughest of terrain with remarkable ease. The fuel-efficient and feature-rich Xylo is ideal for cross country travel as it offers an extraordinary level of luxurious comfort at a very cost-effective price, said Dasho Ugen Tsechup Dorji, Chairman of Singye Agencies.