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Mahindra XUV7XO Sales Record 2026: 46,423 Units in 5 Months — Here's Why India Loves It

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  Mahindra XUV7XO Is Smashing Every Sales Record in 2026 — Here's Why India Can't Get Enough of It New Mahindra XUV 7XO When Mahindra quietly rebadged and refreshed its already-popular XUV700 into the XUV7XO in January 2026, many wondered whether a name change and a facelift would be enough to move the needle. Four months later, the answer is a thunderous yes. The XUV7XO is not just selling well — it is rewriting the record books for mid-size SUVs in India, posting numbers that the segment has rarely seen from a single nameplate. In just five months since deliveries began in mid-January, Mahindra has retailed 46,423 units of the XUV7XO, averaging an extraordinary 9,285 units every month. For context, the outgoing XUV700 never managed numbers anywhere close to this on a sustained basis. The SUV is now firmly on track to breach the 1.1 lakh annual sales mark in 2026 — a new benchmark for its model line. 🔑 Key Highlights at a Glance 46,423 units sold in Janua...

X1 Racing League: Bangalore racing star shines on Day 1 with two winners

X1 Racing League: Bangalore racing star shines on Day 1 with two winners

Team Bangalore Racing Stars (BRS) passed the rest of the game with two winners from three podium finishes on the first day of the first round of the X3 Racing League.
Founded by Indian race veterans Aditya Patel and Armaan Ebrahim after almost two tears of planning and conceptualization, the X1 racing league finally started on November 30 at the Buddh International Circuit. Over two days, the first round (Round 1) consisted of 4 races (2 races daily). The first day (Saturday) began with a qualifying session followed by Race 1 and Race 2. For Race 2, the starting order was a reverse grid pattern (based on the final classification of Race 1). Race 1 and Race 2 were each run for 30 minutes.
As for the team, Bangalore Racing Stars (BRS) took the lead in the qualifying session, and the 18th cars (Arjunmaini-Driver 1 and Oliver Webb-Driver 2) were DG Racing Ahmedabad (P2) and Mumbai Falcon (P3). In the case of DG, car # 54 (Krishner Large Mahadek-Driver 1 and Lahel Frey -Driver 2) took P2, and in the case of Mumbai, car # 1 (Kushmaini -Driver 1 and Pippaman -Driver 2). While driver 1 started the race, driver 2 was in charge of the car when the driver swap window was active (only between 12 and 17 minutes of each race).
From the opening moment of Race 1, the top 3 battles were between Bangalore, Mumbai and Ahmedabad. But Bangalore Racing Stars Arjunmaini and Webb (car # 18) made some really strong laps and appeared as winners. Behind it, DG Racing Ahmedabad's Maha Dick and Fly (Car # 54) crossed the line with P2, but the final spot on the podium was claimed by Mumbai Falcons Kultik Tarani and Mikkel Jenson (Car # 2) It was. One car from Team Delhi, Bangalore and Hyderabad also received a DNF.
Despite the effective reverse grid order, Bangalore continued to dominate and won in Race 2. Arjunmaini and Webb (18th car) once again led Team Bangalore to victory, but with 7th car (Nayan Chattaji-Driver 1 and Michel Gatting-Driver 2) other driver pairs were the final spot on the podium Won. Mumbai Falcons' Cushmaini and Pippaman (No. 1 car) between two BRS pairs secured P2.
As for Team AD Racing Delhi, their first X1 racing season didn't start unfortunately. Due to technical problems, the team could only run one car on Saturday and suffered from DNF in both race 1 and race 2. Backed out from the international driver team (Mathias Lauda and Christina Nielsen). So far, Indian racer Miraelda has replaced Nielsen.

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