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Bikesales Staff22 June 2016
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Mahindra to launch utility side-by-sides in Australia

The Indian company is bringing the new range Down Under, which is expected to go on-sale in the last quarter of 2016

Ag-machinery and automotive manufacturer Mahindra is preparing for an all-out assault on Aussie farmers and drivers in the last quarter of 2016, which includes a range of mPact XTV side-by-side vehicles and a number of tractors in two- and four-wheel drive configuration.

The mPact XTV UTV range was launched worldwide last year and marks Mahindra's first venture into the side-by-side market. There are 750 and 1000cc models in various guises, in both petrol and diesel and with CVT transmissions. You can find out more by clicking here.

Mahindra Ag & Auto Australia, which recently held a dealer conference and product launch in Brisbane, is yet to announce which models will be a part of the initial UTV line-up.

On the automotive front, Mahindra celebrated the launch of its New Age XUV500 Automatic SUV in Brisbane, and also added it will offer a new Pik-Up ute in 2017.

Back on the land, there are two new tractors on the way in the shape of the 6560 series and the 100hp mFORCE four-wheel drive.

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