The Mahindra Xylo's been sent to the most hellish testing conditions across the globe. And it has endured what most cars would submit to.

Tested across the country
We sent the Mahindra Xylo to frost bitten parts of the country like Manali. It even braved the hottest regions, like the deserts of Rajasthan. And if that was not enough, we also sent it to the dizzy heights of Leh. But the Mahindra Xylo was unshakable. It stood firm against adverse conditions across the country, like we expected it to.

Tested across the globe
Every inch of steel and rubber was pushed beyond limits, and beyond borders too. In fact, the Mahindra Xylo has been tested in conditions that don't even exist in India yet. Like on the express ways of South Africa where it sustained high speeds of over 160 kmph for hours together. Or in the intense winters of Europe, where it went through specialised testing by experts in Germany and UK. And through all this, the Mahindra Xylo held its ground, proving its global standards.

Virtual ordeal
The most ruthless leg of testing happened in computerised virtual worlds, where the Mahindra Xylo was tested for durability, reliability, noise-vibration-harshness levels, crash worthiness, aerodynamics and more. As if the most demanding real-world simulations weren't enough, we inflicted damage beyond the wrath of nature. Thanks to advanced computer software, we were able to simulate ridiculously punishing conditions. Like testing the performance of the Mahindra Xylo overloaded with 24 adult passengers, or watching the Mahindra Xylo dealing with potholes three times the depth of regular ones. And the Mahindra Xylo did exceedingly well.