Thursday, January 22, 2026
By Kamal Swami
Mahindra Bolero Camper and Pik-Up Get New Features
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. has introduced contemporary updates to its popular Bolero Camper and Bolero Pik-Up range in India. Instead of launching the complete facelift, the domestic carmaker has focussed on minor cosmetic changes on both exterior and interior. These updates are aimed at improving everyday usability, especially for commercial and fleet customers.
Updated Exterior Features
Speaking about the updated exterior features, both the Bolero Camper and Bolero Pik-Up receive a revised front-end treatment. Retaining the same exterior looks, the updated features succeed in giving both vehicles now offer a cleaner and slightly more contemporary look.
The Bolero Camper further benefits from new decals, along with body-coloured outside rear-view mirrors (ORVMs) and door handles, adding a touch of visual freshness without altering its rugged identity.
Feature Additions Enhance Cabin Comfort
Apart from updating the exterior feature, Mahindra has also focused on improving in-cabin comfort and functionality. Select variants of the Bolero Camper are now equipped with iMAXX telematics, a connected vehicle system that offers real-time data tracking. This feature is expected to benefit fleet operators who monitor vehicle performance, efficiency, and usage patterns.
The other comfort features added inside the cabin include rear seat headrests, a Bluetooth-enabled music system, and air conditioning with a heater. These upgrades make the vehicle more practical for longer journeys and daily operations.
The carmaker has introduced some standardised features across the Bolero Camper range. These include a reclining driver’s seat with headrest, a wider co-driver seat, central locking, rear seat belts, and integrated heating and cooling systems. All these changes were added after receiving feedback from customers regarding comfort and usability.
Similar Updates for Bolero Pik-Up
The Bolero Pik-Up lineup receives a similar set of functional upgrades. Along with the refreshed front design, Mahindra has added a reclining driver’s seat with a headrest and a wider co-driver seat. Air conditioning and heater availability has also been expanded to more variants, improving comfort for drivers who spend extended hours on the road.
Updated Pricing
Prices for the updated Mahindra Bolero Camper start at Rs 9.85 lakh (ex-showroom) for the Non-AC 2WD variant and go up to Rs 10.49 lakh for the Gold RX 4WD version.
The Bolero Pik-Up range is priced from Rs 9.19 lakh, with the top-end 4WD AC variant costing Rs 9.99 lakh (ex-showroom).
