Mahindra FURIO 14

Mahindra FURIO 14 Truck Features

Mahindra FURIO 14 Detailed Overview

• Engine and Performance

  The Mahindra Furio 14 comes powered by a 3.5-litre four-cylinder MDI diesel engine, which features EGR and SCR technologies. This engine is paired with a 6-speed Overdrive Synchro manual gearbox and produces a maximum power output of 140 PS and a peak torque output of 525 Nm. The transmission unit of the Mahindra Furio 14 also comes with a 362mm single-plate dry friction clutch.

  Summary

  The Mahindra Furio has a 3.5-litre four-cylinder diesel engine, which is paired to a 6-speed manual gearbox and churns out 140 PS of power and 525 Nm of torque.

• Suspension and Brakes

  Armed with a forged I-beam reverse Elliot-type front axle and a heavy-duty rear axle, the Mahindra Furio 14 has a suspension combination of semi-elliptical leaf springs at both ends. The truck also comes equipped with air brakes at both ends serving as the service brakes and manual parking brakes for the rear wheel brakes. A set of 8.25 R20 tyres is used for the Mahindra Furio 14.

  Summary

  The Mahindra Furio 14 rolls on 8.25 R20 tyres on all corners, while it uses a suspension combination of semi-elliptical leaf springs at both ends.

• Payload

  The Mahindra Furio 14 is available with an HSD body as standard, though one can order it with the CBC option as well. This truck is being offered in three wheelbase options – 4500mm, 5100mm and 5450mm. While the length of the truck measures between 5796mm to 7320mm and the width measures between 2135mm to 2288mm, the height of the truck remains the same at 1900mm for all the versions. Also, while the gross vehicle weight of the Furio 14 is 14050 kg, its maximum payload capacity is 8356 kg.

  Summary

  The Mahindra Furio 14 is available as an HSD body and in three different wheelbase options, with its maximum payload capacity rated at 8356 kg.

• Exterior

  Like all the other trucks in the Furio range, the Mahindra Furio 14 also follows a rectangular approach in the elements of its design. While the upper front half is covered by the huge windshield, the lower half of the front apron packs in most of the visual drama. The lower edges of the front profile come adorned with almost rectangular headlamps with tapering upper edges, with the headlamps coming integrated with turn indicators within them. Between the headlamps, there is a rectangular grille with chrome-finished vertical slats. Even the front bumper is body-coloured here, with different housings for fog lamps and a central air dam.

  Summary

  The Mahindra Furio has a rectangular influence in its design, evident in the design of its headlamps and grille with vertical chrome slats.

• Interior

  While the interior of the Mahindra Furio 14 has an all-black design, it is the layout and fit and finish levels which look massively impressive and refreshing. The Furio 14 comes with a four-spoke steering wheel and an instrument console with digital MID for the driver’s cockpit, while the rest of the dashboard looks unique with a wraparound design towards the co-passenger sides and a pair of rounded AC vents flanking the centre console.

  Summary

  The cabin of the Mahindra Furio 14 has an all-black theme, with rounded AC vents flanking the centre console.

• Features

  The Mahindra Furio 14 is coming equipped with basic features like manual AC, an audio system, power steering, a tilt-adjustable steering column and a few storage spaces inside the cabin.

  Summary

  The basic features available in the Furio 14 are manual AC, a music system, and power steering with tilt adjustability for the steering wheel.