Maruti will introduce 7 new vehicles in India: Maruti Suzuki is concentrating on expanding its selection of vehicles. In the near future, the company will introduce more vehicles. We have brought information about 7 such cars for you. Although there are many such cars in these 7 cars, about which no official information has been given by the company.
New Maruti Brezza
The next-generation Maruti Suzuki Brezza is scheduled to be launched in India on June 30. The prefix ‘Vitara’ has been dropped from the name of the new model. The SUV can be launched with a 1.5-liter NA petrol engine. It can also have mild hybrids.
New Maruti Midsize SUV (codename: YFG)
The S-Cross may be replaced by Maruti’s new midsize SUV, which is also in the works. The upcoming model is expected to get two engine options – the 1.5L petrol mild-hybrid engine and the 1.5L petrol ‘strong’ hybrid powertrain.
New-Gen Maruti Alto
Maruti’s cheapest car Alto is also being updated. The new generation Alto could be launched in the first half of 2023. The Heartect platform is anticipated to serve as the new model’s foundation.
Maruti Baleno-Based Crossover (Codename: YTB)
Maruti intends to add one more compact SUV to its roster in order to further broaden its selection of SUVs. Based on the current Baleno hatchback, the future model might be a crossover with a coupe-like design. It can be launched next year.
Maruti Jimny
There are plans for a 5-door, long-wheelbase Suzuki Jimny as well. Maruti Suzuki can launch it next year. It could be bigger than the Suzuki Jimny in the global market. It is available in 5- and 7-seater versions.
New Maruti Electric SUV (codename: YY8)
An electric SUV for the Indian market that Maruti Suzuki and Toyota are jointly developing could be available by 2024. It is transportable with 48 kWh and 59 kWh batteries. It can get 2WD and AWD.
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Maruti Swift CNG/Baleno CNG
The popular hatchback Swift and Baleno will also get S-CNG versions from the Indo-Japanese automaker. However, the makers are silent on this. There has been no further statement from the company in this regard.
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