
Mahindra Thar Roxx Diecast Model
A metal diecast model of the Mahindra Thar Roxx, the five-door Thar launched in 2024, with opening front doors and bonnet, LED-style lights, an engine sound and a pull-back motor.
Often searched for as a Thar Roxx toy car. This is a collector's diecast model rather than a toy.
Inclusive of GST. Free shipping across India.
In stock, ships within 1 working day
- Free shipping, every PIN code
- UPI, cards, net banking, EMI
- Double-boxed for transit
- 48-hour damage replacement
About the Mahindra Thar Roxx
The Thar Roxx is the five-door Thar that Mahindra launched in August 2024 and took a reported 176,000 bookings for in an hour, and it is the only Indian car in this catalogue. The model captures the Roxx's specific details: the C-shaped LED daytime-running lights, the six-slot grille, the squared-off rear with the tailgate-mounted spare, and the five doors that the original Thar never had.
The front doors and bonnet open, the lights work from a button with an engine sound, and the rear axle carries a pull-back motor. The body is metal with the plastic bumpers and the roof rails picked out in black, and the wheels are the Roxx's diamond-cut alloy pattern on chunky tyres.
This is the model that sells out fastest here, usually within days of a batch arriving, because it is the car people in India actually drive and aspire to. If it shows as out of stock, join the alert list.
From the manufacturer's sheet
- Lights and Music : Front and Tail lights & Sounds
- Car front doors and bonnet can open, accompanied with lights and sounds
- The rear wheel got pull back power
Specifications
- Type
- Diecast scale model
- Car brand
- Mahindra
- Body
- Metal (zinc alloy) body, plastic base and detail parts, rubber tyres
- Opening parts
- doors, bonnet and boot
- Features
- pull-back motor, working lights and engine sound
- Licensing
- Unlicensed replica
- Age
- 14+, display model with small parts
- Packaging
- Manufacturer box with foam or card insert, double-boxed for shipping
Catalogue checked 23 September 2026. Lengths are typical for the scale; exact dimensions vary by car.