Mahindra & Mahindra is all set to reveal an all-new vehicle platform on August 15. The date, which marks India’s Independence Day, has become Mahindra’s go-to moment for big announcements, and this year’s is likely to be a major one. Also Read: Suzuki Alto Gets ADAS, AWD And CVT: But There's a Catch Called ‘Nu’ or possibly ‘Freedom NU’, the platform is expected to be the foundation for Mahindra’s next generation of cars. What makes it interesting is its flexible nature: it’s being built to support petrol, diesel, hybrid, and even fully electric powertrains. So, instead of launching separate platforms for EVs and traditional fuel cars, Mahindra is going for a one-size-fits-many solution. A teaser shared by the company features both the standard Mahindra logo and its electric division’s badge, which hints that future EVs and combustion-engine vehicles will share the same bones. Reports suggest that the upcoming Bolero might ride on this new architecture, though official confirmations are still under wraps. Also Read: Nearly Half Of Delhi Car Owners Say 'No' To Fuel Ban On Older Vehicles Production will take place at Mahindra’s Chakan plant — a facility already central to its current lineup. Over the past few months, Mahindra has been spotted testing various new prototypes on public roads. With this platform announcement, it looks like we’re getting closer to understanding what’s next.