As the competition in the segment growing by day with manufacturers rolling out new compact sedans, Verito comes loaded with features and more practicality. Verito is popular in the taxi market which creates an image problem with the customers which is well addressed by Mahindra this time.
This time Mahindra separated the base model aesthetically far different with the top end model which clears the distinction between taxi and private vehicle. Mahindra, at present, offers Verito with petrol and diesel fuel options. The petrol versions are categorised into two types: G2 and G4 which are further sub-categorized into BSIII compliant and BSIV compliant models. The diesel models are categorized mainly into three types D2, D4, and D6 which are sub-categorised like petrol models. Some of the main features for which this car gets preference over other rivals in its segment is its strong built and low maintenance cost. In terms of ruggedness and durability Verito earns a reliability badge. Along with a robust built Verito’s exteriors have been marked with advanced features such as fog lights, roof rails, alloy wheels, and a redesigned grille. The wider wheelbase of the car has been intelligently used inside the car which allows an extended boot space of 510-litres along with a spacious airy cabin. The cabin gets a standard look with advanced features such as Driver Information System (DIS), power steering, remote fuel lid opener, central lock, and remote door locking. Verito presents genuine value for money option in the price leading C1 segment. Apart from its durability and affordable price range, the car also carries the known Mahindra brand name which is synonymous to trust in Indian automotive segment.
