On the top end variant of the car, Maruti Suzuki will be offering front power windows, touchscreen infotainment system with Maruti Suzuki Smart Play and a fully digital instrument cluster. Dual front airbags with ABS and EBD will remain standard all across the variants.

Days after the government announced reduction in corporate tax, India's biggest car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki announced a reduction in the prices of select car models.

This is the second crossover launched by the Maruti Suzuki India, after S-Cross. The Maruti Suzuki XL6 is a 6-seater model with captain seats in the middle row and two-seater bench at the third row, having a 2+2+2 layout.

Maruti Suzuki has dropped in some official images of its upcoming car XL6, revealing some of the details about the upcoming premium MPV based on the Ertiga.

Maruti will be launching the upcoming XL6 people mover on August 21, 2019. First image (leaked) of the car have surfaced on the internet. The new model will be sold via Maruti's Nexa premium dealerships. Maruti Suzuki has christened this new model as XL6 based on its six-seat cabin.

India's leading carmaker Maruti Suzuki, which sells its premium cars via Nexa dealership, will be selling the Wagon R electric car from the premium store.

Maruti Suzuki, which is the largest car maker in the country, on Thursday, announced plans to discontinue selling all diesel cars in the country from April 1, 2020, citing uncertainty over demand for such vehicles due to “significant” increase in price once the new BS VI emission norms kick in.

In terms of mechanics, the car is still powered with a decent 800 cc engine, however, it has been tuned in a way that it matches BS6 norms which will become mandatory for all cars hitting the market from next year. Here is our analysis on car differentiating the goods and bads about it.

Complying with the new emission norms, Baleno will also be able to generate better fuel efficiency on roads. The Lithium-ion battery pack is compact and designed for long service life and will hence attract more buyers to its fold.

Maruti Suzuki's iconic two-door offroader SUV Gypsy has been discontinued in India. It was officially launched in the country in 1985 and since then it had been the longest running model in production.