Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Indian Mahindra Scorpio Modified Into a G-Wagen Limousine
Someone in India turned an old Mahindra Scorpio into a fancy limo that looks like a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen.
It has a cool exterior, a party-ready interior with comfy seats and lights, and it's available for rent.
However, changing cars like this isn't allowed by the government, meaning it might get into legal trouble.
The person who made the car spent a lot of money on it, hoping it would turn heads at events.
A Mahindra Scorpio has been modified to resemble a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen limousine.
The conversion includes extensive exterior and interior customizations, giving it a luxury appearance.
The vehicle is available for rent and can be used for special events like weddings and birthdays.
The transformation is not legal in India due to vehicle modification regulations.
The original conversion of the Scorpio to a limousine cost around Rs 40 lakh, with an additional Rs 3.5 lakh for the G-Wagen style kit.
- Who
- Car enthusiasts in India built the vehicle.
- What
- A Mahindra Scorpio was modified to resemble a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen limousine.
- When
- The transformation was first done in 2012, with the G-Wagen style kit added later.
- Where
- In India.
- Why
- To create a unique, eye-catching limousine for events.
Car Modification
Car Customization
Safety vs Customization
Car Modification
Major structural changes compromise safety and integrity.
Car Customization
Creating a unique and luxurious vehicle.
- Base Vehicle
- Mahindra Scorpio (2012)
- Style
- G-Wagen limousine
- Features
- Luxury interior, party lights, TV, sound system
- Use
- Rentals for events
- Legality
- Illegal in India
- Initial Conversion Cost
- Rs 40 lakh (approx.)
- G-Wagen Kit Cost
- Rs 3.5 lakh (approx.)