The new Mahindra Roxor off-road side-by-side debuted this week, and it looks quite a bit different now than when it initially showed its Jeep-like face back in 2018. You can thank Fiat Chrysler ...

The Mahindra Roxor too closely resembles the Jeep CJ-7, according to the United States International Trade Commission. Administrative Law Judge Cameron Elliot ruled the Indian firm is guilty of ...

Jeep and Mahindra have somewhat of a history together, but the last few years has seen that history thrown out the window. Jeep has been going after the Indian company for design infringement and ...

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Mahindra Roxor, Mahindra Jeep CJ-7, Jeep Mahindra was originally licensed to build a vehicle similar to the Jeep CJ in 1947 in India, with the most recent renewal of that agreement coming in 2009.

But several months prior to that order Mahindra updated the Roxor with a new face that looked less like a classic Jeep CJ’s nose, but eerily similar to the front end of a Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40.

The 2020 Mahindra Roxor will get a slight cosmetic update, possibly a deliberate attempt to create stylistic distance between the off-highway side-by-side and Jeep 's old CJ-7. For 2020, the Roxor ...

Fiat Chrysler has filed a trade complaint with the USITC over Indian automaker Mahindra's plans to import its Roxor side-by-side to the U.S.

The ITC found the 2018-2019 ROXOR, which evoked the look of the Willys/Jeep CJ that Mahindra had been licensed to build and sell abroad since 1947, infringed Jeep’s trade dress and barred ...

Mahindra redesigned the Roxor with a less CJ-like grille in 2020, but the United States International Trade Commission ruled in Jeep’s favor in June 2020.

Not surprisingly, the new ROXOR can trace its lineage all the way back to the 1947 Willys CJ3. Mahindra manufactured the CJ3 under license from Jeep for the Asian market, all the way up until 2010.

Strangely, Mahindra Automotive North America CEO Rick Haas said in court that the Roxor has the appearance of a Jeep CJ and admitted the Roxor looks a lot like a CJ.