Maruti Suzuki

Maruti Suzuki appears to be leaving no stone unturned in its efforts to boost sales and on Wednesday, announced the launch of a loyalty rewards program for customers.  Maruti Suzuki Rewards, the first-of-its-kind loyalty program. will cover all passenger vehicle customers from ARENA, NEXA and True Value outlets. This makes it clear that the company is directly looking at engaging more with its customers and offering more impetus to make purchases and avail timely services. Maruti Suzuki Rewards is a Read More...

Shortly after giving the BS6 Celerio a CNG trim, Maruti Suzuki has now launched BS6-compliant CNG variants of the S-Presso with prices starting from Rs 4.84 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) onwards. Maruti Suzuki was the first in the country to introduce factory-fitted CNG cars some 10 years ago and now also has the largest portfolio of CNG cars on the road. The company achieved the highest-ever sales of CNG-powered cars in FY 2019-20 selling 1,06,443 units of factory-fitted CNG vehicles across Read More...

The Maruti 800 needs no introduction. We have discussed its history, legacy, attributes and a whole lot more quite extensively in our other stories. Yes, we all know it was once the most sold model in India and yes it was the first car of many families in India. Despite its small size, it continued its dominance for almost three decades in the Indian market. It has been almost seven years since the 800 has been discontinued yet it still Read More...

There are a few defining moments in the history of Maruti Suzuki India that have been instrumental in its vice-like grip over the car market.  The Maruti 800 was the first and most important, setting Maruti on a path of dominance in the small car category; a segment which till date constitutes nearly 70 percent of the total car market. The other redefining moment came in the form of the Swift which recently celebrated its completion of 15 years in Read More...

It isn’t surprising that India’s best-selling car is a Maruti Suzuki and it isn’t surprising either that it is the Alto. Maruti Suzuki Alto has been crowned India’s best-selling car for 16 years in a row. Alto has consistently remained the preferred choice of first-time car buyers and has been the source of pride for a young India wanting to get behind the wheel. More details Launched in September 2000, Alto witnessed a consistent rise in popularity over the years Read More...

The Gypsy had been an iconic SUV in the Indian market for over three decades until it was discontinued in 2018 as the engine and body could not be upgraded to meet stricter emission and safety norms. Such was its demand that Maruti had to resume production of the Gypsy again for military purposes, as the people from the defence forces still vouch for its class. Ever since Suzuki's international product Jimny was showcased at the AutoExpo, people have been Read More...

Maruti Suzuki Swift, also known as Suzuki Swift in the international market is about to receive a facelift in Japan. With the Dzire facelift already launched a few weeks back in India, it is now time for Maruti to launch the Swift facelift. Images of the facelift have surfaced online, revealing minimal cosmetic tweaks among other changes. The pictures are from a brochure whose images have been floating on the web. The third-gen Suzuki Swift was revealed internationally in late-2016 Read More...

Ever since the Maruti-Suzuki Jimny was showcased at the AutoExpo in February 2020, people have been relentless as when will the capable little thing make its debut here. The carmaker had clarified that it was on display to gauge the crowd's response and the decision to launch it or not will be taken after that. The response prior to the SUV being parked on Indian soil was full of enthusiasm and has been just the same even after the event. Read More...

With so many cars on the road right now, pollution levels are on a constant rise. With a strong change witnessed in the climate due to pollution, we can do our bit by running cars on a more environmentally friendly fuel. With implementation of stricter emission norms, electric cars seem to be the perfect solution to this problem. Even with a string of launches recently, we lack the required infrastructure to support electric vehicles. The next best eco-friendly fuel is Read More...