Mahindra Pantero

Launched in India in 2013. Pantero is not in production now. Discontinued in 2015.

The Pantero is the successor of the Stallio which was launched in 2010 and was withdrawn by Mahindra due to some gear box troubles made by it. Mahindra might have learned a lot from the failure attempt on the Stallio because the product they developed, the Pantero is such a glancing piece of transportation.

Mahindra has gone miles away. Thanks to the much manoeuvrable handling crafted by the skilled engineers. It feels and looks pretty cool as well than its predecessor. Mated with much necessary features, the Pantero becomes more than a commuter bike has to be.

The highlight of the bike is its new 106.7 cc, Mci-5, single cylinder, 4-stroke, air cooled engine, which is developed my Mahindra R & D centre. The machine is capable to produce a maximum power of 8.4 bhp @ 7500 rpm and a maximum power of 8.45 Nm @ 5500 rpm. The bike comes with both kick and electric start option.

Attached with a lot of features such as fully digital instrument cluster with a digital tachometer, choke on the handle bar, LED pilot and tail lamps, the Pantero is hardly named as an ordinary commuter bike. Mahindra ensures a mileage figure of 79.5 kmpl for this entry level bike.