Maruti Suzuki

To comply with new government regulations, Maruti Suzuki has decided to launch a new facelifted version of the Alto 800. Maruti has already started shipping the new 2019 Alto 800 to its dealerships across the country. The new model gets some safety upgrades to meet the new norms. The updated version of the Alto 800 is now available for bookings at select dealerships across the country, while Maruti is yet to make an announcement on the launch date of this Read More...

One of India's best selling hatchbacks, the Maruti Suzuki Baleno is all set to become one of India's first BSVI ready cars. It will now be available with a new 1.2-litre Dualjet, Dual VVT BS VI engine, which will be paired with Smart Hybrid technology. The new BS VI compliant Baleno (Petrol) with Smart Hybrid will soon be available at NEXA showrooms across the country. Apart from improved fuel efficiency, technological advancements also reduce vehicular emissions. Existing 1.2L VVT petrol Read More...

The Summer season this year will probably be the hottest ever, so to avoid any inconvenience to its customers, Maruti Suzuki is now offering a free ‘Summer Ready Vehicle Health Check’ for all its customers. The ‘Summer Ready Vehicle Health Check’  is a complimentary offer for all Maruti Suzuki customers across India, and it will only be available at Maruti Suzuki’s authorized service centres. The Summer Ready Vehicle Health Check will be available across India, from the 15th of April Read More...

Maruti Suzuki, India's largest car making company has had their flagship sedan, the Ciaz, on sale since 2014. The car, for the past 3 consecutive years has had the largest market share in the Indian market. This sedan sold 46,000 units in 2018-19, earning a 30% market share. Maruti has sold as many as 2.56 Lakh units since its launch. Talking about numbers, 48% of these 2.56 Lakh units are the top end variants. Moreover, the signature Nexa Blue colour Read More...

A unique talent discovery platform, identifying an connecting with talented youngsters across India, the Maruti Suzuki 'Colors of Youth' competition concluded its 8th edition. The event saw the participation of a number of students, providing them with an opportunity to showcase their talent. The event saw students participating in the field of art, performance and science & technology. The competition started with preliminary rounds in January 2019 and was followed by 4 zonal rounds culminating into the mega final in Read More...

Maruti Suzuki has a number of hatchbacks on sale in the Indian market, each made and suited for a different purpose. One of these offerings is the Celerio which was the first car to feature the revolutionary AGS gearbox when launched in 2014. With cumulative sales of nearly 4.7 lakh units since its launch in 2014, Celerio has redefined the compact hatchback segment with its stylish design, modern features and easy drivability. The Celerio has successfully spearheaded the acceptance of Read More...

Safety inside the cabin has become a very high priority for customers in the Indian market today. The government has also shown keen intent to make our cars safer, by introducing new norms which all car makers have to comply with now. As a part of this update, manufacturers have to provide a bunch of safety aids including airbags and ABS as part of standard equipment on their cars. The humble Maruti Alto K10 has been revamped as part of Read More...

The Maruti Suzuki Celerio X is a cosmetically different version of the Celerio hatchback - one among the many popular small cars in Maruti's portfolio. The X version of the Celerio with its vibrant colours and a more youthful appeal tries to invoke interest in a product that has been on sale for quite some time now and is styled in a rather understated and matured manner. What makes it different than the regular Celerio hatchback? Let's take a look. Read More...

India’s largest car manufacturer - Maruti Suzuki has cut down production across all its factories in India by almost 21 %. This is a big move made by the company in response to the decline in demand for its vehicles. Maruti’s regulatory filing shows that the brand only produced around 1,36,201 units in March this year, compared to the 1,72,195 units it produced in March 2018, which is a drop of more than 20.9 %. Most of the segments show Read More...