Mahindra models

Who is Mahindra?

Mahindra is an Indian vehicle maker and part of the Mahindra Group. Its roots go back to 1945, and its automotive identity is closely tied to utility vehicles, SUVs and a long-running tractor business. The models listed here show how the company brought that SUV focus to European roads, from a pick-up-derived Goa to the smaller KUV100.

Mahindra models in Europe

The European line in this period spans 2010–2025 and includes five names: Goa, TR40, XUV, XUV 500 and KUV100. The Goa, a pick-up, appears in 2010–2011; the TR40 is listed for 2011. The XUV followed in 2013–2018, while the larger XUV 500 ran from 2012–2021. The KUV100 arrived later, with registrations from 2018 through 2025.

The registration figures show the KUV100 as the most numerous Mahindra model in the EU list, with 9,969 registrations in 2018–2025. The XUV 500 follows with 3,487 in 2012–2021; the XUV recorded 824 in 2013–2018, and the Goa 122 in 2010–2011.

How did the range develop?

The sequence moves from the Goa pick-up towards a more SUV-centred line. The XUV and XUV 500 brought Mahindra’s XUV family into the European picture, with the XUV 500 remaining the longest-running model in this group. The later KUV100 added a smaller-bodied option, extending the range into a more compact format. These names mark a shift in the mix of vehicles over time, from a work-oriented pick-up to crossovers and compact SUV style.

Official EU registration figures show the years each model was registered in the EU; these years do not necessarily mark a model’s full production life in every market.

Electrification and markets

Mahindra models from this period appear in European Union registration figures and US EPA records. The markets use different official test procedures: European figures may use WLTP or the earlier NEDC cycle, while the US uses EPA testing. Those results should be read within their own test systems.