Maruti Suzuki SX4

Maruti Suzuki has stopped production of its aging sedan offering, the SX4. It will soon be replaced by the upcoming Ciaz, which was previewed at the 2014 Auto Expo as a concept. The SX4, at the fag end of its innings could only manage less than 250 cars on an average, every month in 2014. Newer and better equipped competition in the form of the Honda City, The Hyundai Verna and compact SUV's like the Ford Ecosport and the Renault Duster Read More...

We have been reporting in detail about the Auto Expo 2014 and seen here are images & details of the customized SX4 Sport that has been put on display by the boffins at Maruti Suzuki India. (Auto Expo 2014: Exhaustive Live Coverage – Images, Details and Reports) CLICK HERE FOR OUR LIVE AUTO EXPO 2014 COVERAGE PAGE  Maruti Suzuki has displayed a range of custom cars at the  Auto Expo 2014. The SX4 Sport seen here features a wacky blue paint job with Read More...

We are reporting LIVE from Auto Expo 2014 and seen here are fresh images of the new Maruti Suzuki SX4 S-Cross crossover. The SX4 S-Cross is basically the crossover variant of the SX4 we all know of. As can be seen in these images, the SX4 crossover looks quite similar to the one on sale in many European markets and at first glance, looks like a large hatchback on stilts.  (Auto Expo 2014: Exhaustive Live Coverage – Images, Details and Reports) Read More...

The good chaps at Motorbash are at it again! Our eagle eyed friends have once again come up with spy pics of the upcoming Maruti YL1 sedan. The YL1, which would be a SX4 replacement, could be unveiled at 2014 Indian Auto Expo. The YL1 shares its platform with the Ertiga MPV. The car will also share the MPV's 1.4 ltr K Series petrol and the 1.3 Ltr VGT Multijet turbo diesel engine. The upcoming Maruti SX4 replacement will boast of an Read More...

With just one diesel powerplant in it's bag that caters to most of its lineup, Maruti Suzuki is looking forward to import more powerful 1.6 litre multijet diesel engine from Fiat Italy starting next year. A new Maruti SX4 Crossover is slated for early 2015 launch and should serve as a launchpad for the new 1.6L multijet diesel before it is extended to other Utility Vehicles and sedans in Maruti Suzuki's portfolio. Sources state that "The upcoming SX4 crossover, which Read More...

It is almost raining New Maruti SX4 Sedan spy pictures! Only yesterday, we reported in great detail about a sighting of the next SX4 (YL1) in Delhi and now, yet another spy pic of the car has surfaced on the web world. It is expected that the YL1 sedan, nay the new SX4 seedan, would be launched in late 2014. The YL1 is based on the Ertiga's platform and the car is likely to borrow plenty from the Ertiga MPV Read More...

Our close friend Aseem Dhamija recently sent us a set of spy pics of the upcoming YL1 sedan from Maruti Suzuki. The YL1 sedan, which is basically a Maruti SX4 replacement, has been spotted testing on the streets of Gurgaon. It is being said that this car, which will be the logical successor to the not-so-popular SX4 sedan, would be launched in late 2014 and will come share its platform with the Ertiga MPV (whose platform is in-turn based on Read More...

The boffins at Team-BHP have made quite a discovery by successfully digging out information on the upcoming YL1 sedan from Maruti Suzuki. It is being said that this car could very well replace the not-so-popular SX4 sedan. The SX4 sedan replacement, which has been codenamed as the YL1, could be launched in late 2014. It is being said that the YL1 will share its platform with the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga MPV, whose platform is in-turn based on the Swift's platform. Read More...

Finally! It has emerged that the Maruti Suzuki SX4 and the Toyota Corolla Altis will be once again be taxed as per the excise laws prevailing for sedans measuring more than 4 metres in length. The Revenue Department has announced that both of these cars don’t fall in the SUVs category (Wow! Really clever) and hence, won’t need to be taxed as per the excise laws for SUVs on sale in India. It may be noted that quite funnily, the Read More...