What is the Mahindra TR40?
The Mahindra TR40 was a pickup truck listed for the United States in the 2011 model year. It came from Mahindra, an Indian manufacturer best known for utility vehicles. The TR40 was part of a planned American pickup range, aimed at practical use, with the TR40 name associated with a larger cab configuration. Its short US-market appearance places it among Mahindra’s efforts to bring its diesel pickups to American buyers.
Engine and power
The US listing identifies one diesel version with a 2.2-litre engine. The available figures do not state its power output, so a horsepower or kilowatt rating cannot be given. As a pickup, the TR40 was designed around utility rather than a passenger-car format, with a diesel powertrain intended for working use.
Fuel consumption and market
The EPA figure provided for the TR40 is 20 MPG combined. That is the US fuel-economy measure; EPA test procedures differ from Europe’s WLTP or NEDC ratings and Canada’s five-cycle method. The listed data also gives 11.8 L/100 km as a lowest-consumption figure, but labels it as applying across petrol, diesel and hybrid versions, so it should not be treated as a TR40-specific diesel rating. No CO₂ value is stated for the truck.
The TR40 appears in the United States for 2011, with one diesel version listed. There is no equivalent listing here for the European Union, UK, France or Canada.
Questions and answers
What kind of vehicle was the Mahindra TR40?
It was a Mahindra pickup truck listed for the United States in the 2011 model year.
What engine did the TR40 have?
The US listing identifies one 2.2-litre diesel version.
What is the TR40’s EPA fuel economy?
Its combined EPA rating is 20 MPG.
Is there a TR40 CO₂ figure?
No CO₂ value is stated in the available US figures.