
Mahindra & Mahindra has revealed four new concept SUVs at its Independence Day event. Among the models revealed is the Vision S concept, which will probably spawn the next-generation Bolero. While the exterior design itself features a completely new design language, the interior also seems to have a different appeal compared to the other models of the brand. The automaker has already revealed digital images of the cabin of the SUV, and here we take a look at its details.
Starting with the dashboard, it consists of a dual digital screen, which seems to be 12-inch units. However, these are not integrated units and are separated by a vertical AC vent. To make it operational, the brand ill likely to use a new OS with fresh graphics. It's possible that the brand may focus on offering controls for the screen. Furthermore, it will feature a three-spoke round steering wheel equipped with haptic controls for functions mounted on the steering.
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Mahindra seems to have deviated from the trend of consolidating multiple functions into the infotainment screen by reintroducing traditional physical buttons for the center console. Most notably, it will include a climate control panel and other essential functions with a fully physical interface. The design appears to incorporate built-in stacks, that aid in the developing muscle memory related to use and functionality.
The Mahindra Vision S is based on the brand's NU.IQ platform, which has been designed for exceptional versatility, offering a length range from 3,990 mm to 4,320 mm, making it adaptable for both sub-4 metre and larger vehicles. Despite its compact dimensions, it provides the most spacious cabin in its category for both 4.3 m and sub-4 m vehicles.

The architecture accommodates various powertrains, including front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive configurations, and can be tailored for both left-hand drive and right-hand drive markets. With an ample 2,665 mm wheelbase and optimized front (745-850 mm) and rear (550-805 mm) overhangs, this adaptable platform is designed to support a wide range of body styles and driving needs.
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