Mahindra Roxor is an Indian Jeep built in Michigan with a diesel engine
Channel: Automotive Sports
Date: 06/03/2018

But let's get back to the Roxor. It's got a bare-bones steel body on a separate steel frame. All that is suspended on leaf springs at all four corners connected to solid front and rear axles. Under the hood is a 2.5-liter turbocharged diesel four-cylinder making a meager 62 horsepower, but a decent 144 pound-feet of torque for hauling the 3,000-pound SUV around. A five-speed manual should help drivers get the most out of the little diesel, and the low-range four-wheel-drive transfer case will help it get almost anywhere.

There is a catch to the Roxor, though: It's not street-legal. It's classified as an off-road recreational vehicle only, similar to many side-by-sides or UTVs. Mahindra has also limited the Roxor's top speed to 45 mph as a result. Still, it should be loads of fun on trails, over rocks, across sand dunes, anywhere the pavement ends. In the near future, it could be a great vehicle for getting around and taking care of large estates, since a frequently asked question about power takeoffs and dump beds has Mahindra saying such features will show up later. And even without those accessories, the Roxor can tow just shy of 3,500 pounds.
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