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2025 Mahindra Bolero Neo Facelift Spotted – Big Changes Coming Soon
2025 Mahindra Bolero Neo Facelift: The Mahindra Bolero Neo was first launched in July 2021 as a rebadged version of the Mahindra TUV300. Since then, it has not received any major updates. However, a test mule of the updated Bolero Neo has been spotted in India with some fresh design elements. The launch is likely to happen before 2025 ends. Here is what you can expect from the updated 2025 Mahindra Bolero Neo.
Design Changes
The spotted test model was heavily camouflaged, but a few design updates were visible. The biggest change is the grille. The new grille gets horizontal slats that connect both headlights. In comparison, the current Bolero Neo comes with a honeycomb mesh grille with vertical slats.
The bumper also seems revised. The lower air intake now features horizontal elements instead of the honeycomb pattern. Apart from this, the SUV continues with the same halogen headlights and fog lamps as the current model.
The spotted test model had the same 15-inch silver alloy wheels, but the production version might get new rims for a fresher look. The rear profile looks unchanged with wraparound halogen tail lamps and a boot-mounted spare wheel with cover.
Cabin Updates
The interiors have not been revealed yet. But Mahindra is expected to make small updates to keep it modern. Likely additions include a larger touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, automatic AC with rear vents, and a rear armrest.
Current features like an analogue instrument cluster with MID, all power windows, a height-adjustable driver’s seat, cruise control, and a 6-speaker sound system are expected to continue.
Safety Updates
The updated model is likely to come with 6 airbags as standard. Other safety features like ABS with EBD, ISOFIX mounts, and a rear camera with sensors are expected to be retained.
Engine And Price
The SUV may continue with the same 1.5-litre diesel engine, producing 100 PS and 260 Nm, mated with a 5-speed manual transmission. Prices are expected to be slightly higher than the current model, which costs between Rs 9.97 lakh and Rs 12.18 lakh (post-GST cut).
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Crunch talks between resident doctors and the Government are set to continue in a bid to avert strike action.
Sir Keir Starmer has given the resident doctors committee of the British Medical Association (BMA) a deadline to reconsider a deal on pay and jobs which includes an offer of thousands of extra NHS training posts.
It is understood the proposal will be removed from the deal if resident doctors in England press ahead with a six-day strike from April 7 in a row over jobs and pay.
Dr Jack Fletcher, chairman of the resident doctors committee of the union, said: “It is wrong for Government to withhold desperately-needed jobs as part of negotiating tactics.
“Anyone who works in the NHS knows that patients need these 4,000 jobs created as soon as possible.
“We made that very clear to Government in our meetings today.
“We are not interested in arbitrary deadlines – we will be looking to get this dispute ended right up to the last minute.
“We believe there is a deal there to be done if Government is willing to withdraw the changes it made at the last minute that reduced the funding for pay rises. Talks continue.”
It comes as senior medics announced they were escalating their disputes with the Government.
Consultants and other senior doctors are to be balloted on industrial action after ministers announced they would be getting a 3.5% pay award.
Simultaneous ballots of consultants and specialist, associate specialist and specialty (SAS) doctors will run from May 11 until July 6.
Addressing resident doctors, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer wrote in The Times: “The truth is this: no-one benefits from rejecting this deal.
“Resident doctors will be worse off. Instead of improved pay, progression and support, they will receive the standard pay award this year, with none of the reforms that would have strengthened their working lives.”
The deal sets out a minimum of 4,000 new additional specialty posts to be delivered over the next three years.
NHS England boss Sir Jim Mackey confirmed the offer to expand training places will “come off the table” if an agreement is not reached.
The walkout, which is due to run from 7am on April 7 until 6.59am on April 13, will be the 15th round of strikes by resident doctors in England since 2023.
In a letter to health leaders, Mike Prentice, national director for emergency planning at NHS England, wrote: “We expect this round to be challenging as there is a shorter notice period, bank holidays within the notice period and the action itself falling during the Easter holidays.
“This will represent a significant strain on staffing resources to provide safe cover.”
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