Mahindra Swaps Corporate Gear for Community Spirit: A Day at Kutumela Molefe Primary At Mahindra, making a difference goes far beyond the showroom floor. On a bright Saturday morning, a vibrant team of 26 volunteers from Mahindra Head Office traded their corporate wear for casual clothes, rolled up their sleeves, and headed out for a heartwarming day of community service at Kutumela Molefe Primary School. Armed with paint buckets, brushes, and boundless enthusiasm, the Mahindra team arrived early to find the school in desperate need of some TLC. Cracked walls, faded colors, and worn-out classrooms were met with determination and smiles as the team set to work. The project was clear: bring color, life, and positivity back into the classrooms—and that’s exactly what they did. The school grounds soon echoed with laughter and teamwork as the volunteers painted seven classrooms and a double-classroom block. Under the warm sun, what began as a modest mission quickly turned into a vibrant celebration of community, connection, and change. By the end of the day, what stood before them was a transformed school—a fresh coat of paint, a renewed sense of pride, and a symbol of hope for the learners who would soon walk through those doors. The gratitude from the school community was immediate and heartfelt. Teachers and staff expressed their appreciation, and students sent a collective “thumbs up” and a huge thank you to the Mahindra team. As the volunteers returned to their offices, paint-splattered but proud, there was a shared sense of joy and accomplishment. It was a reminder that even a simple act—like spending a Saturday painting—can leave a lasting impact. At Mahindra, we don’t just drive vehicles; we drive change. And this day at Kutumela Molefe Primary is a testament to what’s possible when we come together with purpose, heart, and a bit of color.
November 8, 2018, Johannesburg: Mahindra crowned its Tekfest Champions at its national competition in Gauteng on 24 October 2018. Tekfest is Mahindra’s global competition for technical personnel and service advisors. It combines various rounds of online and in-person evaluations to select South Africa’s best technical specialists. For the South African round of the competition, Mahindra sifted through all its technical personnel with various online evaluation modules. The top performers in these online tests were invited to compete at a regional level, with the best of the best competing in theoretical and practical tests at the National Training and Development Centre at the end of October. “The standard of competition at all levels was very high, so it is a singular achievement to make it to the national Tekfest championship,” says Pratyush Bose, Head of After Sales for Mahindra South Africa. Technicians from all over the country competed in 18 different categories in three different specialist fields – technicians, diagnostic technicians and service advisors. Etienne Cockrel of Mahindra Welkom won the Tekfest Technicians Championship, with Donovan Harmse from Mahindra Lydenburg coming a close second. In the category for Tekfest Service Advisors, Jeremy King from Mahindra Burgersdorp won the Championship, followed by Graham Moore (Mahindra Kimberley) and Elize Janse van Rensburg from Mahindra Bloemfontein. Of the Tekfest Diagnostic (cotek) Technicians, Etienne Jacobs of Mahindra Nelspruit took home the grand prize, followed by Auryn Nicholas of Mahindra Brits and Hein Nel of Mahindra Bloemfontein. “It is very heartening to see technicians and service advisors from so many different dealerships compete at the national championship,” says Rajesh Gupta, CEO of Mahindra South Africa. “It is testament to the high standard of the technical staff throughout our network of more than 60 dealers.” Gupta explains that Mahindra is investing heavily in its local technical capacity to support its local assembly facility in KwaZulu-Natal. “Our local assembly facility in the Dube TradePort outside Durban has given us the mandate to invest even more in our technical skills. Over time, we will see South Africa becoming a very large regional hub for Mahindra and we will support the technical needs of this expanding local production from South Africa.” It is with this goal in mind that Mahindra will send its top Tekfest Champions to compete with Mahindra technicians from other countries in the regional championship for the African continent. The best performing technical specialists in these rounds will be invited to compete in the global competition to be hosted in India.
The New KUV100 NXT packs more style, high-tech features and more value One of South Africa’s popular A-segment SUVs – the Mahindra KUV100 NXT – is set to become even more popular, thanks to additional new features and styling upgrades on the 2018 model. “The New KUV 100 NXT offers an excellent value proposition of space along with safety features such as airbags and ABS from the base variant onwards. With a very affordable price, coupled with an attractive finance and insurance offer, this variant is expected to generate significant interest amongst the first-time buyers,” says Rajesh Gupta, CEO of Mahindra South Africa. New look, bolder stance The New KUV100 NXT enters the market with a bold new look, which includes a new grille, larger alloy wheels on the K8 variant and redesigned tail lamps. The redesigned seven-slot grille appears to be more aggressive, and the number plate now sits atop a blacked-out bumper section; there is also a new silver skid plate to emphasise the KUV’s SUV-family genes. Mahindra has also created new blacked-out surrounds for the integrated fog lights, which are standard on the K8 variant. On the flanks, the new 15” diamond-cut dual-tone alloy wheels on the K8 sit in flared wheel arches that now feature redesigned cladding. On the roof, the integrated roof rails have been redesigned to be more aerodynamically efficient. Some of the most popular styling cues on The New KUV100 NXT, the fist-shaped side mirrors and the rear door handles in the C-pillars, have been retained, although the mirrors now incorporate the side turn signals. At the rear, the tail gate and rear bumper have been completely redesigned. The rear tail gate features deeper character lines that form around brand-new double-barrel rear combination lights and a new electronic latch on certain models. The headlights are now equipped with LED daytime running lights. The restyled rear bumper mirrors the trapezoidal design of the front bumper, with new integrated reflectors and a silver skid plate. Rounding off the rear design is a new tail-gate spoiler which was aerodynamically tested. More premium interior, more specifications The New KUV100 NXT upgrade continues inside the new model, where Mahindra has added new premium finishes to the higher-specification models. This includes new fabric upholstery, piano black detailing on certain specification levels and a new temperature control panel on models fitted with climate control. The New KUV100 NXT now also has a 7” (17.8 cm) touch screen on the K8 variant, which replaces the previous 3.5” display. This infotainment system is equipped with Bluetooth connectivity, a USB port and audio, image and video playback. Other luxury additions include a new remote boot-opening switch, a new gearshift indicator display, Intellipark reverse parking sensors and electrically foldable side mirrors on the K8. The additional luxury specifications on The New KUV100 NXT only add to its already impressive list of features such as power windows, tilt-adjustable power steering, air conditioning, central locking rear underfloor storage bins and foldable rear seats. On K6 and K8 models, this list of creature comforts grows to include a rear row armrest, a cooled glove box, follow-me-home and lead-me-to-vehicle headlights, remote keyless entry, speed-sensing door locks and front and rear 12V power outlets. High safety and security standards across the range In keeping with Mahindra’s family-friendly nature, all variants of the KUV are equipped with dual front airbags, child safety locks on the rear doors, ABS with EBD (EBD available only on K6+ and K8 variants) and corner braking control (CBC). In addition, the K6+ and K8 versions of The New KUV100 NXT also have speed-sensing automatic door locks, automatic hazard warnings in emergency situations and a security alarm. Petrol and turbodiesel power The KUV100 NXT is available with the choice of two three-cylinderall-aluminium engines. The 1.2 mFalcon G80 petrol engine is equipped with multi-point fuel injection and dual-variable valve timing to deliver 61 kW and 115 Nm of torque. The 1.2 mFalcon D75 turbodiesel engine has common rail direct injection and an intercooler to deliver 57 kW and a generous 190 Nm of torque, with the latter peaking between 1 750 rpm and 2 250 rpm. On the K8 specification level, the diesel model is equipped with a micro-hybrid system that switches off the engine when the vehicle is not moving and immediately restarts the engine when the accelerator is pressed. Both engines drive the front wheels of the KUV100 through a five-speed manual gearbox. SUV-underpinnings refined further A large part of The New KUV100 NXT’s popularity is its SUV-style and functionality. This includes its higher-than-normal 170 mm ground clearance and its equally functional approach and departure angles of just under 22 degrees. Under the sheet metal, the KUV rides on independent McPherson struts suspension with dual path mounts and coil springs. At the rear, the suspension consists of semi-independent twist beams and coil springs, with all four corners also equipped with hydraulic gas-charged shock absorbers. The New KUV100 NXT has a wheelbase of 2.385 metres that has been intelligently utilised to offer seating for five adults and 243 litres of luggage space, which can be increased to 473 litres, with the rear seats folded flat. True value for money With six models in The New KUV100 NXT range, there is bound to be a Mahindra for every taste and budget. All models feature a full 3-year / 100 000 km standard warranty plus a 2-year / 50 000 km powertrain warranty. All K6+ and K8+ models also have a 3-year / 50 000 km service plan as standard. Service intervals for both the petrol and diesel models are 10 000 km and all vehicles have a 3-year roadside assistance plan.
The Stylish New XUV500 muscles up with more features, more options and more comfort The Stylish New Mahindra XUV500 has landed in South Africa, with a fresh new design and a host of new comfort features. Mahindra has also added two new models that are sure to prove popular. The XUV500 W6 Automatic offers a lower entry point for buyers in search of an automatic SUV, while the new XUV500 W10 range-topper offers a new level of luxury and specifications. “The Stylish New XUV500 flagship represents the best of Mahindra’s SUV expertise. It is both capable and comfortable, feature rich and affordable and is styled to attract attention. The new model, with its completely redesigned front and rear styling, and additional features are sure to attract the attention of existing owners and SUV enthusiasts alike,” says Rajesh Gupta, CEO of Mahindra South Africa. First launched in South Africa in 2012, the XUV500 quickly gained popularity among SUV buyers for its combination of style, creature comforts, three-row seating space and an affordable price. It grew further in popularity when Mahindra introduced additional features and upgrades in 2015. Expanded model range and more value While the XUV500 is already known for its incredible value-for-money, Mahindra South Africa has decided to beef up the value offering even more. The new XUV500 W4, complete with mHawk turbodiesel engine and seven seats, enters the market at a very competitive price. What’s more, Mahindra Finance has developed a very competitive finance offer with a guaranteed future value after four years. This offer, combined with the XUV500’s service plan and extended mechanical warranty, will ensure a low monthly cost of ownership throughout the model’s life cycle. The XUV500 W6 Automatic will, in turn, is one of the most competitively priced Automatic seven-seater SUVs in the South African market. Striking new design The 2018 Stylish New XUV500 stands out from its predecessors, thanks to completely redesigned front and rear styling. Viewed from the front, the Stylish New XUV500 features a brand-new grille, which reinterprets the marque’s well-known 7-slot design with sharp-cut chrome highlights and a larger chrome surround. The chrome grille surrounds morph into new light-strip daytime running lights at the top of the redesigned headlamps, before flowing vertically down to new fog lamps. The fog lamps, in turn, form part of a redesigned lower bumper, which has been squared off around a lower air intake and now has a silver lower bash plate. The visual updates continue along the side of the XUV500, where Mahindra’s designers have added additional chrome detailing at the lower edges of the doors and redesigned the D-pillar applique. The most dramatic part of Mahindra’s redesign of the Stylish New XUV500 is visible at the rear, where a new tailgate, new combination taillights and a larger roof-mounted rear spoiler present a completely new visual signature. The new angular taillights are split horizontally into two units on each side and replace the previous vertical units. The new lights allowed designers to reimage the rear tail gate, which now features a wider and more prominent number plate enclosure with chrome detailing and integrated reverse camera (on certain models) and new rear reflectors, which follow the diagonal lines created by the taillights. Completing the dramatic new rear design, is a new rear bumper with blacked-out bottom scuff section and dual tail pipes. “We are very happy with the major redesign of the Stylish New XUV500. It creates a brand-new visual signature for our flagship model, without losing any of the XUV character that our customers have come to love,” says Gupta. “We are also proud to say that the interior keeps the promise made by the exterior with a major increase in specifications and comfort features.” Feature rich interiors The Stylish New XUV500 is equipped with an infotainment system, with air conditioning controls or a full climate control system, depending on the model grade. On W8 and W10 variants, this infotainment system also includes a full turn-by-turn satellite navigation system with voice prompts as standard. The infotainment system is connected to a powerful new audio system from the specialists Arkamys. The system also offers USB connectivity, with picture and video viewing functionality on the W8 and W10 variants, Bluetooth hands-free cellphone connectivity and an iPod and AUX connection. Mahindra’s designers further added new chrome detailing, which includes illuminated chrome scuff plates, vertical chrome inserts on the centre console and detailing on the air vents and steering wheel. Also new is the sunroof and a push-button Start/Stop system in the Automatic W10 variants. Like before, the Stylish New XUV500 has one of the longest standard-feature lists in its segment. All variants offer electric windows and side mirrors, a tilt-adjustable steering wheel with electric power assistance, remote boot lid opening, follow-me-home and lead-me-to-vehicle headlamp functionality and foldable second and third row seats. The W6, W8 and W10 models have alloy wheels, cruise control with a multi-functional steering wheel, a conversation mirror (deleted on the W10 with sunroof), reach adjustment to the steering wheel, rain-sensing wipers and automatic headlights, puddle lamps and fully automatic temperature control (FATC). In addition, the W6-grade features premium cloth upholstery. The W6 variant is now available with automatic transmission. The W8 and W10 models are also equipped with a 7” full colour infotainment system with voice commands. The top-spec W10 adds the electrically adjustable driver’s seat, while the W8 and W10 has mobile charging points in the front two rows and reading lamps for all three rows of seats, ice-blue lounge lighting, Tyre-tronics tyre pressure and temperature sensors on all tyres, foldable side mirrors and a reverse camera with dynamic assist. Superior Performance The 2018 upgrade on the Stylish New XUV500 is more than just skin deep. Mahindra engineers have refined its reliable and highly popular mHawk 2.2 turbodiesel engine with its fifth-generation turbocharger. The mHawk-engine delivers 103 kW and 330 Nm of torque. In addition, Mahindra has revised the suspension – which it designed in partnership with Lotus – to offer greater
Durban facility to assemble full Pik Up range, enhancing local employment and skills Planned at the Dube Tradeport Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Company aims to source up to 40% of value locally Company aspires to leverage SA as base for future African exports Durban, May 25, 2018: Mahindra South Africa has joined the league of South African vehicle manufacturers with the opening of a state-of-the-art vehicle assembly facility in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. The new vehicle assembly facility for Mahindra vehicles is located in the Dube Tradeport Special Economic Zone (SEZ) next to the King Shaka Airport in KwaZulu-Natal. Here the company will assemble the complete range of Mahindra Pik Up single- and double cab pick-ups. The facility was constructed in partnership with AIH Logistics, a level 2-rated BBBEE company with proven credentials in the automotive sector. It represents an initial investment of R10 million in facilities and equipment. Strong ties between India and South Africa “There is a special association between South Africa and India, which goes back over 150 years. Our two countries are bound by two peace icons, Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela, who shaped the world with their conviction in silent strength. Mahindra’s decision to assemble in South Africa is a manifestation of the strength and vibrancy of this strategic partnership, as well as the company’s desire to deepen and diversify the special bond with South Africa”, says Ms Ruchira Kamboj, High Commissioner for India to South Africa and Lesotho. Ms Ruchira Kamboj, High Commissioner for India to South Africa and Lesotho. According to Mr Rajesh Gupta, the CEO of Mahindra South Africa, the decision to assemble vehicles in Durban follows Mahindra’s exceptional growth since it first established an office here in 2004. “Mahindra has grown significantly since the launch of its first models in South Africa. In the last five years alone, it has grown its market share by a compound annual growth rate of over 4.6% a year, which puts us in a league of the five fastest growing companies in the same period. Much of this growth was achieved in a declining market, which indicates our increased acceptance and popularity in the South Africa market,” says Mr Gupta. Modular and state-of-the-art facility The new assembly facility for Mahindra vehicles will have an annual capacity of 2 500 Pik Up vehicles on a single-shift production. Its modular design easily allows for an increase of production to 4 000 units per annum or the addition of any other Mahindra vehicle. The state-of-the-art of facility is equipped with very advanced quality testing equipment to ensure that this plant offers products that meet and exceed Mahindra’s strict quality standards for all locally produced vehicles. Ribbon cutting ceremony of the Mahindra Assembly Facility The new Mahindra Pik Up range was introduced in South Africa in October 2017 and has since become the company’s single best-selling commercial vehicle thanks to its combination of rugged and durable construction, high level of specification and affordable price. The range is available as the S2 Single Cab in 4×2 and 4×4 derivatives and the S10 Double Cab with the same option of two- or four-wheel drive. “Our focus is on the bakkie segment, where Mahindra is now one of the six best-selling bakkie brands in South Africa. We will start with the assembly of the Mahindra Pik Up range, but this does not mean that we could not, in future, add another pick-up or commercial vehicle or even one of our tractor models or heavy-duty power generator systems to the assembly line,” says Mr Avinash Bapat, CFO of Mahindra South Africa. Avinash Bapat, CFO of Mahindra South Africa The new assembly facility starts trial production in May 2018 and will enter full production in July 2018. In this phase, it will employ 25 full-time staff working on one shift. The local assembly staff complement was trained in partnership between the global Mahindra & Mahindra Group and AIH Logistics. “This initiative represents a significant investment in skills and training in the automotive sector. With the support of all stakeholders in this venture, Mahindra and AIH logistics have great ambitions together for the future. Mahindra, in partnership with AIHL, is committed to empower local businesses to grow together and to increase its footprint in Africa. This facility is a start to achieve this objective,” says Mr Dempsey Naidoo, chairman of AIH Logistics. “The initial investment in this facility represents a significant investment in staff and training. In this, we had the full support of the global Mahindra Group, and we can proudly say that the new assembly facility for Mahindra vehicles benchmarks equally in terms of quality and productivity with any other Mahindra facilities across the globe,” according to Mr Corrie Kotze, Managing Director of AIH Logistics. AIH Logistics with Mr Arvind Mathew, Chief of International Operations for Mahindra & Mahindra Local sourcing to facilitate exports across the African Continent Mr Arvind Mathew, Chief of International Operations for Mahindra & Mahindra, explains the significance of this new facility: “Mahindra has always seen South Africa as a ‘second home’ and a base from which it could grow its market share on the continent. We believe that our investment in an ultra-modern assembly facility and our intention to localise part-sourcing over time reaffirm this view.” Mahindra South Africa already supports other African countries in the Southern African Customs Union and it aims to grow its reach throughout sub-Saharan Africa, using this facility and South Africa as base. Says Mr Gupta: “The assembly of the Pik Up is a very important step, but it remains only the first step in our long-term plan that will see us increase employment, local sourcing and content as well as the complexity of our assembly facility in KwaZulu-Natal.” Mahindra has set its aim on sourcing 40% of the components, measured by value, of its Pik Up range from local component suppliers. It has already started with this project and hopes to announce more details soon. Rajesh Gupta, the CEO of Mahindra South Africa
Mahindra South Africa, now in its 14th year of business in the country, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Rajesh Gupta as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Rajesh’s appointment follows the earlier announcement of the erstwhile CEO Mr Sanjoy Gupta, resuming the role of Vice President: Customer Care Automotive Division back in Mahindra & Mahindra India. Rajesh, a result-oriented, seasoned professional with cross-functional experience of 19 years in spearheading marketing and sales operations across various industries, is an acclaimed and experienced marketer with a unique expertise of handling senior level assignments in both the product and services environment. He has served leading MNC setups in the plant bio-technology, logistics and automobile industries and has successfully demonstrated abilities to identify consumer insights, convert them into business proposition and generate revenue streams in varied market dynamics. A post graduate in Business Management specialising in marketing, Rajesh started his career with Monsanto India Ltd in 1999 and moved to Piaggio in 2007 as their head of marketing. Rajesh is a visionary, with expertise in driving business, deploying innovative and trendsetting strategies. His last position with M&M was that of Senior General Manager: Commercial Vehicle Sales, Rural Sales and Brand Activation. In his 8 years with M&M India, Rajesh has handled several assignments such as head of marketing for sub 1-ton LCVs and head of rural sales including spearheading small commercial vehicle sales for the automotive division in India. Rajesh joins Mahindra South Africa at a critical juncture. With its introduction of several new products in the passenger segment and the recent launch of its “Mahindra Pikup”, M&M has been experiencing excellent volume growth defying industry trends. The ability of the company to nurture its 40 000+ strong customer base and build a platform for other business verticals such as tractors, generator sets and backhoe loaders will also be defining factors from its growth perspective. Rajesh envisions Mahindra South Africa as an extremely “Passionate Company” with a strong local commitment and purpose. “Taking a lead from our core philosophy of Rise, we would be working on our strategy to position Mahindra as a Most Passionate Company in SA. We have a desire to lead this transformation across all our touchpoints of sales and service. We know that our RIGHT to WIN will revolve around our abilities to pursue every single additional sales by offering delight to our customers,” “All in all, Mahindra is headed in the right direction to establish its ‘Right to Win’ in the South African market.”
Strengthening its presence in the higher kVA segment with its 250 kVA & 320 kVA offering in the Diesel Generators Establishing a footprint in the Construction industry by introducing the Mahindra Earthmaster Backhoe Loader (TLB). Mahindra Powerol Generator: Mahindra South Africa, today announced its entry into the higher kVA diesel generators (DG) with the launch of its all new range of 250/320 kVA DGs powered by Mahindra mPower series engines. Designed at its R&D hub at Mahindra Research Valley in Chennai, India and manufactured at its Chakan plant near Pune India, this new range of 9.3 Litre engine is the latest addition to Mahindra Powerol’s mPOWER series and comes equipped with the technologically advanced CRD engines. The CRD engines are powered with superior & advanced Common Rail Diesel Engine (CRDe) technology. CRDe technology is future ready and best known for heavy duty performance and fuel efficiency also has very low emission which is best in its class. The noise decibel of this generators is also one of the best in class with a dba of 75 at 1 meter. The Diesel Generator is also equipped with DiGi-SENSE technology which makes it a Smart DG. The high block loading capacity of the Mahindra Powerol DG Sets enhances the DG performance against a high instantaneous load which is useful for heavy duty applications. The performance of Smart DG sets can be monitored real- time remotely from anywhere, thereby improving the uptime of the DG Sets. Customer has the option to enable this feature subject to his agreement with the service provider’s infrastructure and tariffs. The total cost of Operations is lower in its class. With the addition of this generator, Mahindra Powerol now offers a range from 10 KVA to 320 KVA. Mahindra Powerol DG sets are supported by Mahindra Powerol dealers across all the provinces Mahindra Construction Equipment: Mahindra South Africa, today unveiled the Mahindra EarthMaster Backhoe Loader. The Backhoe loader is powered by Turbocharged Intercooled, Mahindra DITEC Diesel Engine which develops 79.89 Ps (80 HP). Mahindra EarthMaster 4WD is a substantially faster machine loaded with features that lead to far greater productivity. Banana Boom with 7%* more reach, Rugged and reputed Parker Gear Pump, Maximum Dig Depth: 4947 mm#, Loader Dump Height: 2708 mm. The Mahindra EarthMaster comes with an Ergonomic layout and seating – all controls are, smooth and easy to reach, Advanced Joystick Control Easy to operate Control Levers, with plush car like interiors, Personal Storage Space and Tool Box with easy access. Higher speed both in forward and reverse coupled with Reduced cycle time in loading conditions improves machine productivity and savings on fuel. The Mahindra EarthMaster uses components from world renowned suppliers such as the transmission and axle comes from Carraro Italy, the hoses are from Gates Imperial US, Hydraulic pump and O rings from Parker US and the Hydraulic Valve from Husco US. The cab is a modular design with corrugated roof for better heat dissipation, also ensuring it is aesthetically appealing. Mahindra South Africa is busy discussing with one of the renowned companies in South Africa for the distribution of the backhoe loaders. Mahindra South Africa displayed wide range of their product portfolio ranging from Bakkies, Tractors, TLB’s and Generator which complements the requirements suited for the Construction Industry. Mahindra SA CEO Rajesh Gupta has emphasised “Mahindra is a long- haul player in South Africa and we would be expanding our product portfolios in all verticals. We are also busy setting up an assembly plant for our bakkies which should be operational soon. Moving forward we would also assemble the Generators in South Africa this will benefit the consumers in terms of affordability with no compromise on the built quality. On the Construction Equipment’s we are in an advanced stage of discussions with a local partner and should be able to start retailing by mid this year.” About Mahindra South Africa Mahindra South Africa is a fully-owned subsidiary of Mahindra & Mahindra of India, which was established in 1945. Mahindra SA is celebrating its 14th year of operations in South Africa. The company has dealers in all nine provinces of South Africa, which are comprehensive facilities that handle Sales, Service and Spare parts. With 60 dealerships, in cities and in towns across Southern Africa, Mahindra has a growing national footprint that is moving ever deeper into communities as they continue in their drive to offer value-for-money products and services to their customers. The company has also expanded into other sub-Saharan countries, currently exporting vehicles to Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Swaziland and Namibia. Mahindra South Africa has achieved significant growth in the country since its establishment in October 2004, and since then, the company has sold approx. 40 000 vehicles. About Mahindra The Mahindra Group is a USD 19 billion federation of companies that enables people to rise through innovative mobility solutions, driving rural prosperity, enhancing urban living, nurturing new businesses and fostering communities. It has a leadership position in utility vehicles, information technology, financial services and vacation ownership in India and is the world’s largest tractor company, by volume. It also enjoys a strong presence in agribusiness, components, commercial vehicles, consulting services, energy, industrial equipment, logistics, real estate, steel, aerospace, defence and two wheelers. Headquartered in India, Mahindra employs over 200,000 people across 100 countries.
