Along with the Mahindra Bolero’s simple maintenance, excellent fuel economy, and unmatched reliability and strength, the Bolero offers different modifications and variations, meaning it presents an enjoyable relationship between work and play.
Comfortable design and luxury.
The Mahindra Bolero features a powerful design that matches the comfort with the strength of the Bolero. This pinnacle of comfort and a driver-focused experience is achieved through the interior’s pleasingly soft seats; ergonomically designed and manufactured shift lever; sumptuous armrests and the easy-to-use instrument cluster.
Guarantee the security
The Bolero guarantees the least chance of tipping or rolling, thanks to its clever and stable design. The Bolero’s radials are remarkably wide and it has a fairly low center of gravity, as well as an extra-dense stabilizer bar made of anti-corrosive sheet metal. All of these components contribute to the Bolero’s excellent stability and to any driver’s peace of mind in the event of an impact accident.
Ease and utility
The Bolero is nicknamed the “workhorse” for good reason: it can carry anything and just about anything you could possibly need. The cargo box has an incredible 1 tonne (2520 cubic meters) maximum capacity, which means it can conveniently accommodate anything from sand and scaffolding to various types of cargo. The Bolero’s cargo box can be customized to suit your needs. You can choose between a conventional bakkie-bed layout, a charger (4×2) or a mobile side (4×2). The Mahindra Bolero was designed and built to do your heavy lifting. The cargo and dropside versions of the Bolero come with vinyl seats and a rubber floor.
Mahindra Bolero Bakkies
The Mahindra Bolero legacy begins with the single cab bakkie – the Maxi Truck. This variant provides 74kW of power and great efficiency on any terrain. The Single Cab comes with a 2.5 liter NEF turbodiesel engine, offering the ability to easily haul cargo from 1000rpm (in third gear!), proving that the Bolero Single Cab has plenty of muscle to back it up. The single cab is also the bakkie with the largest cargo box of any bakkie competitor. It has a maximum capacity of 2520m3/ 1 tonne and exceptional manoeuvrability, due to its high ground clearance and a turning radius of 6.75m. To add to the Bolero’s list of notable features, it is equipped with a hydraulic clutch, making gear changing simple and effortless.
This variant of the Bolero is also available as a double cab bakkie. This means that although it is equipped with the same engine and offers the same strength and performance, it is a larger version of the single cab. The Bolero Double Cab model features a 2260mm x 1530mm x 730mm cargo box and standard hydraulic clutch, increased ground clearance and a 6.75m turning radius. In short, you’ll get all the same great benefits of the Single Cab, with the added Double Cab seats and power steering.
Bolero single and double cab bakkies are available in 4×2 and 4×4 versions and come standard with air conditioning; floor mats and fabric upholstery for seats.
Mahindra Bolero Maxi Truck More
The Bolero Maxi truck Plus is a step up from the single cab Maxi truck. It is powered by a 2.5-litre M2DICR turbodiesel engine, which is reliable while being tough and strong. This engine is powered by a four-cylinder direct injection configuration, which provides consistent and adequate power to pull heavy loads. Even at high operating temperatures, as well as at altitudes, the Bolero Maxi truck Plus can withstand and more. The gears come with long life and provide remarkable torque at low speeds. The five-speed gearbox allows drivers to easily and economically obtain the maximum strength and total capacity of the Maxi truck.
The Maxi Truck’s engine offers less power, but makes up for it with incredible torque and fuel economy. The torque of the Maxi truck can reach 195 Nm at only 1,400 r/m and it can remain stable up to 2,200 r/m. The combined cycle of the Maxi truck has an average fuel consumption of 7.0 liters per 100 km.
The amount of torque produced by the Mahindra Bolero, therefore, means that it can carry a full load, while consistently performing at remarkably efficient levels.