Mahindra promised to deliver trucks by 2010, they have not delivered on that promise. Mahindra has not communicated with any of the 347 nationwide dealers. We have been told that with the current purchase of Ssangyong motors (a Korean car company) Mahindra plans to re-badge the trucks hand have them distributed through the Ssangyong car company under the direction of Dr. Pawan Goenka. We have been getting so many inquiries about these trucks it is a shame to tell the American public that it is just not going to happen. There is an arbitration hearing in August of this year that will give us the answers we are looking for. Global vehicles has set up a strong dealer group, Mahindra makes a great vehicle that is right for the times. I only hope they don't miss their mark by delaying what the American public wants.
 Exact details of the hybrids are currently scarce, but DFW Mahindra says the diesel-electric variants may never arrive in this country. The diesel motor that will be used is Mahindra's new mHawk motor, a 2.2-liter I-4 turbo-diesel, which delivers around 150 horsepower and 300 lb-ft of torque, 5000lb. towing capacity, 2,765lb. carrying capacity.
DFW Mahindra is ready to sell the Mahindra Pickup Truck, also called the Mahindra Diesel, Mahindra Diesel Hybrid, Mahindra Hybrid, Mahindra Truck, Mahindra Trucks or Mahindra Diesel SUV, imported from India, in Dallas, Texas and surrounding areas.
Mahindra’s mid-size trucks and SUVs offer a blend of ruggedness, performance and affordability. They have the largest payload of any compact pickup truck (2,765 pounds)* and an estimated 5,000 pound towing capacity*.
Top it off with a 4-year 60,000 mile bumper-to-bumper warranty and you’ll find that these babies are even more cost-efficient than the best hybrids and are brimming with uncompromising features.
30 MPG* • 4-WHEEL ABS BRAKES • UNIQUE SYYLING • EXTRA LONG CARGO BED • ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL • TRACTION CONTROL • ROLL-OVER MITIGATION • 6-SPEED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION • AM/FM/CD/USB AUDIO SYSTEM
Forget everything you thought you knew about diesel engines.
Turbocharged Mahindra clean diesels provide a power-packed 28 miles per gallon creating benefits beyond any other vehicle in its class.
Mahindra’s common rail diesels are cleaner, quieter, greener and more efficient than ever. Our new generation of clean-burning diesels emit 97 percent fewer sulfur emissions than old-school diesels and virtually no sooty particulates. They produce 30 percent fewer greenhouse gases per mile than gasoline engines – while getting 20 to 40 percent better fuel mileage. And they do it all while maintaining the traditional diesel advantages of more torque and greater durability.
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