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Mahindra Kine

Mahindra Kine

Mahindra Model

₹35,600
Discontinued
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The Mahindra Kine is a compact 71.5cc automatic scooter offered in a single basic variant aimed at budget city commuters, featuring a small 4‑litre fuel tank, kick and electric start, variomatic transmission and a kerb weight near 82 kg which makes it easy to handle and park in tight urban spaces. Its engine output is modest (around 3.8 bhp and 5 Nm), delivering adequate low‑speed city performance but limited top speed and overtaking ability on faster roads. Equipment is utilitarian: analog instruments, drum brakes (on many factory specs), simple suspension (bottom link front, swingarm rear) and basic lighting and electricals, with lead‑acid battery reported on some spec sheets. Key strengths are very low purchase price, exceptional claimed fuel economy and straightforward maintenance; trade‑offs are minimal rider comfort, basic safety features and limited performance. For buyers in India seeking the cheapest, lightest city mover for short commutes, errands or as a learner scooter, the Kine makes practical sense—those needing modern features, higher speeds or longer range should consider contemporary 100–125cc alternatives.
December 13, 2025
The Mahindra Kine is a discontinued 71.5 cc petrol scooter tailored for India's entry-level segment, featuring an air-cooled 2-stroke engine producing 3.8 bhp at 5500 rpm and 5 Nm torque for peppy city acceleration up to 60-80 kmph top speed, powered by automatic variomatic transmission with kick and self-start convenience. Weighing just 82 kg with 120 mm ground clearance and 1225 mm wheelbase, it maneuvers nimbly in traffic, supported by bottom link front and swing arm rear suspension, 3.00-10 tubeless tyres, and 112.2 mm drum brakes with CBS. Its 4-litre tank, analog speedometer-fuel gauge, 35W headlight, and ergonomic 760 mm seat height prioritize practicality for short rides, delivering 55 kmpl ARAI mileage at an ex-showroom Rs 35,970—compact at 1765x635x1060 mm, it's a no-frills pick for affordable urban mobility with low maintenance, competing well against TVS Scooty for buyers valuing lightness and economy over features.
December 13, 2025
Our Verdict

Expert opinion and recommendation

I find the Mahindra Kine to be a sensible choice if your priorities are simplicity, low purchase cost and ultra-light urban commuting; its tiny 71.5cc engine, featherweight 82 kg kerb mass and compact dimensions make it exceptionally easy to ride, park and maneuver in crowded Indian cities while delivering surprisingly frugal running when ridden conservatively. The scooter’s performance is modest — roughly 3.8 bhp and about 5 Nm of torque — so highway runs or steep climbs will feel underpowered and you’ll be limited to city speeds. The Kine’s equipment is basic (analog instruments, drum brakes, small 4‑litre tank and lead‑acid battery on some listings) so comfort and refinement are minimal compared with modern scooters, but its mechanical simplicity also means lower maintenance complexity and potentially cheaper long‑term upkeep. If you want a no‑frills, easy-to-ride commuter with very low upfront cost and excellent city fuel economy, I’d recommend the Kine; if you need brisk acceleration, modern features or longer range, I would look at contemporary 100–125cc scooters instead.
December 13, 2025
I find the Mahindra Kine a straightforward choice for urban commuters in India seeking an affordable, lightweight scooter under 82 kg that slips through traffic effortlessly with its compact 1765 mm length and 760 mm seat height, ideal for shorter riders and women. Its 71.5 cc air-cooled 2-stroke engine delivers 3.8 bhp and 5 Nm torque via automatic variomatic transmission, hitting a top speed of around 60-80 kmph suitable for city runs, paired with drum brakes and CBS for reliable stopping. ARAI mileage of 55 kmpl shines for low running costs in India's congested roads, backed by a 4-litre tank for frequent refills without hassle. At an ex-showroom price around Rs 35,000-36,000, it undercuts rivals like TVS Scooty, offering self and kick start, analog console, and basic comfort features like pillion footrest. Though discontinued, used models remain viable for budget buyers prioritizing frugality over modern frills—perfect if your daily commute is under 50 km and you value simplicity over power or tech, making it a smart buy for first-time owners focused on savings.
December 13, 2025
Latest Updates

Recent news and announcements

Mahindra will unveil the complete price list for the BE 6 and XEV 9E electric SUVs at the Bharat Mobility Expo in January 2025. Deliveries for these models are set to begin by the end of February. The BE 6 starts at Rs 18.90 lakh, while the XEV 9E starts at Rs 21.90 lakh. I think this pricing strategy will make these EVs quite competitive in the Indian market.
January 18, 2025
Mahindras new electric SUVs, the BE 6 and XEV 9E, come equipped with advanced battery technology, offering ranges of up to 682km and 656km respectively. This is expected to alleviate range anxiety, a common concern among EV buyers. I believe this could be a game-changer for Mahindra in the EV segment.
January 15, 2025
The electric version of the Mahindra XUV 3XO is anticipated to launch in the middle of 2025. It will feature a 35kWh battery and is designed to compete with the Tata Nexon EV, with prices expected to be between Rs 15 lakh and Rs 20 lakh. This could be a strong contender in the compact EV SUV market.
January 10, 2025
Mahindra is considering introducing a petrol 4×4 variant of the Thar Roxx, currently available only with a diesel engine. This move could attract more buyers looking for a petrol option in the off-road segment. I think this will be a welcome addition to the Thar lineup.
December 25, 2024
Mahindra plans to update the XUV700 with minor cosmetic changes in 2025. The SUV, which has been successful since its launch in 2021, will continue to offer petrol and diesel engine options with manual and automatic transmissions. This facelift should help keep the XUV700 fresh in the market.
December 20, 2024
Price

Pricing details and changes

In India, the Mahindra Kine carries an ex-showroom price of approximately Rs 35,970 for its single base variant, with variations by city like Rs 32,704 in Chandigarh, Rs 32,737 in Agartala, or Rs 32,843 in Ahmedabad, reflecting regional taxes and dealer markups from its launch era. On-road prices typically add 10-15% for insurance, RTO registration, and road tax, landing around Rs 38,000-42,000 depending on location—far below current 110cc scooters starting at Rs 70,000. I see this as a massive value proposition for cost-conscious buyers in tier-2/3 cities, where low upfront costs pair with cheap spares availability due to its Kinetic heritage, minimizing ownership expenses. Even as a discontinued model, negotiating used units under Rs 25,000 proves economical against pricier new options with similar city utility, helping stretch budgets for students or homemakers eyeing fuel efficiency over longevity—ultimately, its pricing seals the deal for mileage-focused urban use without resale worries.
December 13, 2025
Mileage

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The Kine’s ARAI-rated fuel economy is very strong — around 55 kmpl — and real-world city figures reported by owners commonly range from about 45–55 kmpl depending on riding style and load, which translates to very low running costs given the 4‑litre tank and small engine. If you do high daily city mileage the Kine will be economical to operate, but remember that aggressive riding or frequent full‑load runs will reduce those numbers.
December 13, 2025
I rate the Mahindra Kine's ARAI-certified 55 kmpl as excellent for India's city-highway mix, with real-world figures around 45-50 kmpl that keep running costs under Rs 1 per km on petrol at Rs 100/litre—ideal for daily 30-50 km commutes, outperforming thirstier rivals and aiding budget decisions with its efficient 71.5 cc 2-stroke setup.
December 13, 2025

Specifications

Number of Cylinders
1
Maximum Torque
5.0 Nm @ 4500 rpm
Seat Height
760 mm
Maximum Power
3.8 Bhp@ 5500 rpm
Number of Gears
Automatic
Ground Clearance
120 mm
Kerb Weight
82 kg
Fuel Tank Capacity
4 litres
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Mahindra Kine Price Range
₹35,600 - ₹35,600

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Complete Specifications

Mahindra Kine

DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
8
Overall Length
1765 mm
Overall Width
635 mm
Overall Height
1060 mm
Seat Height
760 mm
Ground Clearance
120 mm
Wheelbase
1225 mm
Kerb Weight
82 kg
Fuel Tank Capacity
4 litres
ENGINE AND GEARBOX
8
Engine Details
71.5 cc, Air cooled and 2 stroke spark ignition
Cooling
Air Cooling
Engine cc (Displacement)
71.5 cc
Maximum Power
3.8 Bhp@ 5500 rpm
Maximum Torque
5.0 Nm @ 4500 rpm
Number of Cylinders
1
Ignition
spark ignition
Number of Gears
Automatic
Colour Options and Price in India
4
2-Wheeler Type
Scooter
Fuel Type
Petrol
Colour Options
Pearl White, Racy Red, Groovy Lavender, Midnight Black
Official Tagline
A Scooter that's Just like You, Loves Being Ahead of its Class
BRAKES AND TYRES
6
Front Brake
112.2 mm Drum
Rear Brake
112.2 mm Drum
Front Tyre
3.00-10-4PR
Rear Tyre
3.00-10-4PR
Tubeless Tyres
Alloy Wheels
SUSPENSION AND CHASSIS
3
Front Suspension
Bottom Link
Rear Suspension
Swing Arm
Frame (Chassis)
Tubular
BATTERY AND LIGHTING
3
Pass Light
Capacity
5Ah Lead acid
Head Light
35W / 35W
INSTRUMENT CONSOLE FEATURES
2
Speedometer
Analog
Fuel Gauge
Analog
COMFORT FEATURES
3
Step-up Seat/Split Seat
Pillion Footrest
Electric Start

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Katta Kranthi12 years ago

The market for scooterettes is saturated with high performing models. One of Mahindra’s newest entries is the Mahindra Kine, a lightweight scooter aimed at inner-city drivers who want something fast and fuss-free.

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Rajasekhar Hr12 years ago

smart, sleek scooter aimed at young drivers specially Ladies.

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