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Toyota Fortuner
72% Match
Z2 2WD Petrol 2.0L Turbo Manual 7 STR (ESP)
₹13.69 - ₹25.49 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
More Muscle Under the Hood
The mStallion 200bhp/370Nm turbo-petrol out-powers and out-torques the Fortuner's naturally aspirated 164bhp/245Nm engine.
Bigger Boot for Gear
With rear seats folded, the Scorpio N offers 786L of boot space versus the Fortuner's 296L.
Smarter Suspension Tech
Frequency Selective Damping (FSD) on the Scorpio N helps balance ride comfort and handling, a feature the Fortuner lacks.
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Toyota Fortuner
Performance
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Luxury & Interior
Technology
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
Value

4x2 2WD Petrol 2.7L Automatic
₹34.76 - ₹50.46 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Airbag Superiority
7 airbags including driver knee and side airbags on the Fortuner dwarf the Scorpio N's basic 2-airbag setup.
Effortless Automatic Drive
A 6-speed torque-converter automatic with paddle shifts and sport mode makes the Fortuner far less tiring in traffic and on highways than the Scorpio N's manual-only gearbox.
Premium Cabin Comforts
Leather upholstery, cooled front ventilated seats, and dual-zone automatic climate control give the Fortuner a distinctly upscale in-cabin experience.
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Mahindra Scorpio N
For pure commuting value, the Scorpio N's lower price, punchy engine, and rear parking sensors make it a practical daily driver, though it lacks the Fortuner's automatic convenience.
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Why Scorpio N for you?
Budget-Friendly Choice
At under half the Fortuner's price, the Scorpio N frees up money for daily running costs and fuel.
Strong City Punch
The turbocharged 200bhp engine gives confident acceleration for weaving through city traffic.
Tighter Turning in Tight Streets
Its shorter length of 4662mm versus the Fortuner's 4795mm makes the Scorpio N easier to maneuver and park in congested city lanes.
Find out how the Mahindra Scorpio N and Toyota Fortuner stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Fortuner's radar skews toward comfort, luxury and safety thanks to its premium cabin and 7-airbag setup, while the Scorpio N holds its own on raw performance and value, revealing a classic 'premium refinement vs rugged value' trade-off.
Airbag Superiority
7 airbags including driver knee and side airbags on the Fortuner dwarf the Scorpio N's basic 2-airbag setup.
Effortless Automatic Drive
A 6-speed torque-converter automatic with paddle shifts and sport mode makes the Fortuner far less tiring in traffic and on highways than the Scorpio N's manual-only gearbox.
Premium Cabin Comforts
Leather upholstery, cooled front ventilated seats, and dual-zone automatic climate control give the Fortuner a distinctly upscale in-cabin experience.
A Trade-off
The mStallion 200bhp/370Nm turbo-petrol out-powers and out-torques the Fortuner's naturally aspirated 164bhp/245Nm engine.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, features and performance.

More Muscle Under the Hood
The mStallion 200bhp/370Nm turbo-petrol out-powers and out-torques the Fortuner's naturally aspirated 164bhp/245Nm engine.
Bigger Boot for Gear
With rear seats folded, the Scorpio N offers 786L of boot space versus the Fortuner's 296L.
Smarter Suspension Tech
Frequency Selective Damping (FSD) on the Scorpio N helps balance ride comfort and handling, a feature the Fortuner lacks.
Downhill Confidence
Hill Descent Control comes standard on the Scorpio N, missing on the Fortuner.
Massive Price Advantage
At Rs 13.49 lakh ex-showroom versus Rs 34.76 lakh, the Scorpio N costs less than half the Fortuner, delivering far more value per rupee.
Strengths for those who prioritise safety, power and value.

Airbag Superiority
7 airbags including driver knee and side airbags on the Fortuner dwarf the Scorpio N's basic 2-airbag setup.
Effortless Automatic Drive
A 6-speed torque-converter automatic with paddle shifts and sport mode makes the Fortuner far less tiring in traffic and on highways than the Scorpio N's manual-only gearbox.
Premium Cabin Comforts
Leather upholstery, cooled front ventilated seats, and dual-zone automatic climate control give the Fortuner a distinctly upscale in-cabin experience.
Bigger Fuel Tank for Long Hauls
An 80-litre fuel tank versus the Scorpio N's 57 litres means fewer fuel stops on long journeys.
Smarter Connectivity & Convenience
Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, keyless entry with push-button start, cruise control, and a reverse camera with front & rear parking sensors are all present on the Fortuner but absent on the Scorpio N.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.