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The Scorpio-N was also launched in Australasia alongside the XUV700 in 2023. [23] [24] The Scorpio-N will be launched in North America and the Middle East along with the XUV700 in 2024 and other electric models in the 2027. [25] In February 2024 Mahindra achieved the milestone of hitting 100,000 Production Mark since the launch of Scorpio N [26]
This is a list of scorpion species that occur in Australia: [1] Buthidae. Australobuthus xerolimniorum; Hemilychas alexandrinus; Isometroides angusticaudus;
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The species occurs across much of southern mainland Australia, especially the cooler and wetter parts, including urban areas. The scorpions shelter beneath stones and bark, in plant litter, and may enter houses. [2]
Laccotrephes tristis is a species of water scorpion also commonly known as a toe-biter, that occurs Australia-wide and is part of the family Nepidae. [2] [3] They are an aquatic predatory insect that breath air. [2] Australian water scorpions inhabit shallow stagnant water, part of freshwater creeks, waterholes and gorges. [2] [4]
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Much of the species’ recorded range in Australia is in eastern Queensland, with some additional records from New South Wales, the Northern Territory, northern Western Australia, and New Guinea. [3] As their common name suggests, the scorpions prefer warm, humid environments.