New Mahindra Pik Up Black Edition 2020 Pricing and Features Details: LDV T60 Trailrider Competitor Reappears

PikUp received the MY20 update earlier this month and it now has a new flagship dubbed the Black Edition.

Mahindra Australia has expanded the PikUp lineup with a new Black Edition flagship, coming just three weeks after the release of the UT 20 update.

Based on the previously top-of-the-line S4+ double cab 4×10 pickup truck, the Black Edition, as the name suggests, adds a few black details, including a steel pillar, special decal set, wheel arch extensions, 17-inch alloy wheels. alloy wheels, side steps, tub liner and sports bar.

All this extra standard hardware isn't free, though, as the Black Edition costs $7000 more than its $10 S39,990+ sibling.

Of course, the Black Edition comes with other kit, including dusk sensors, rain sensors, a 7.0-inch touchscreen multimedia system, satellite navigation, Android Auto support, hill descent control, hill start assist and reverse. camera.

Four paint finishes are available for the Black Edition: Artic White, De-Sat Silver, Napoli Black and Red Rage.

2020 Mahindra PikUp Black Edition

Like all other PikUp variants, the Black Edition is powered by a 103kW/320Nm 2.2-litre turbodiesel four-cylinder engine mated to a six-speed manual transmission.

As with Mahindra Australia's wider model range, the Black Edition is covered by a five-year warranty or 100,000 miles. It also comes with five years of roadside assistance and a four-year/55,000 km limited-price service plan.

And if the Black Edition looks familiar, it's because it was introduced last year as a limited edition competitor to the LDV T60 Trailrider, and its successful initial launch led to this permanent offering.