In the world of automotive, reliability is of paramount importance. Unfortunately, in a recent post of the social media by one of the customer's distressing experience with a brand-new Mahindra Scorpio N Z2 has raised serious questions about the manufacturer's quality.

In a recent post shared on the platform X, formerly Twitter, Rattan Dhillon voiced his disappointment with his friend’s brand-new Mahindra Scorpio N Z2 which in just ten days after the purchase has become a source of frustration rather than pride.

Dhillon in his X post wrote, "Mahindra vehicles seem to consistently fall short of expectations. My friend’s brand-new Mahindra Scorpio N Z2, just 10 days old, has been in the workshop for 7 of those days due to a serious issue – the steering pulls sharply to the extreme left."

"Despite having the vehicle for only 3 days before the problem surfaced, the technicians have been unable to diagnose or fix the issue from past 7 days To make matters worse, Sri Durga dealership Delhi returned the vehicle without providing any explanation. This situation is unacceptable," he added.

According to Dhillon, the Scorpio has been in the workshop for seven out of ten days, grappling with a serious defect: the steering pulls sharply to the left. This issue arose only three days after his friend took the vehicle home.

In his post, Dhillon also posed a critical question: “Shouldn’t Mahindra step up, take the vehicle back, and conduct a thorough investigation to find the root cause? Or are customers expected to live with this hazardous defect?”

Netizens Reaction

The incident has sparked a wave of reactions online, with many users expressing their disbelief and concern. Comments flooded in as netizens shared similar experiences with Mahindra vehicles.

An X user responding to Dhillon post wrote, "My brand new XUV500 pulled to the right straight out of showroom. The dealership/Mahindra couldn’t fix it. It took a serious effort from an alignment shop to point out the issue to the steering rack itself. It was changed and then aligned. The only and last Mahindra I had."

Another user added, "When I bought the Thar, I encountered a frustrating issue with the infotainment system. It constantly restarted on its own, over and over again. For a vehicle in this price range, it’s unacceptable, and Mahindra seriously needs to focus on improving the quality and finish of their vehicles. Such recurring problems reflect poorly on their attention to detail and overall reliability!"