The Mahindra Scorpio-N has a large fan base in the Indian market and has become a common sight on highways since its launch last year.

The Mahindra Scorpio-N received a five-star safety certification from Global N-CAP for adult occupant protection and kid occupant protection. The Scorpio-N’s footwell and bodyshell were judged to be stable.

In the Indian market, the Mahindra Scorpio-N has a large fan base. The new SUV has been on the market since last year and has quickly become a familiar sight on the highways. An accident involving a brand-new Mahindra Scorpio-N caused a tractor to break in two.

The collision occurred on a two-lane road near Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh. Two passengers were travelling in the Mahindra Scorpio-N at night, according to the video. They were travelling at roughly 80-90 km/h when a tractor came charging at them from behind. The automobiles collided at a high rate of speed. According to the occupants of the Scorpio-N, the tractor’s headlamps were not turned on, making it impossible to identify at night.

The high-speed hit may be seen in the aftermath film. The crash severely damaged the front end of the Mahindra Scorpio-N, and there are extensive damages all around. The car’s airbags also deployed. The Mahindra Scorpio-N, on the other hand, caused the tractor to break in two.

The passengers in the Scorpio-N were not seriously harmed, but the tractor drivers were.

The Mahindra Scorpio-N scored 29.25 out of 34 points for adult occupant protection and 28.94 points out of 48 points for kid occupant protection. It also performed well in the side impact test done under the new technique. The all-new Mahindra Scorpio-N is the third Mahindra SUV to receive a five-star safety certification from Global N-CAP. The Scorpio-footwell N’s and bodyshell were judged to be stable, with the footwell region capable of withstanding extra loadings.

Reason for Accident

Driving on the wrong side of the road may appear to be a quick fix, but it can have serious implications. It is critical to constantly stay in the correct lane, especially on highways. If using the improper lane is unavoidable, avoid the fast lane, which is frequently utilised for overtaking by other vehicles.

Several motorways and motorways are constructed without access roads for residents, causing them to use the highway and choose the wrong side to reach their goal and shorten the journey.

Because there is no concept of right-of-way in India, it is advised to slow down when approaching a crossing to maintain road safety. When driving on highways, it’s also a good idea to slow down when travelling through populous regions like towns and villages. Despite approved pedestrian crossings, many individuals choose to cross the highway at random to save time, and stray animals and livestock are common in such situations.