The Maruti Dzire (previously Swift Dzire) is priced between Rs 5.43 lakh and Rs 9.39 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). However, the Dzire’s waiting period has gone up to three months owing to huge demand. The new Dzire is available in six variants namely VXI, ZXI, ZXI+, VDI, ZDI and ZDI+. Have a look at what each variant gets in Maruti Dzire - Variants Explained Video. There’s also a 5-speed Dzire AMT available.
The new Dzire features list includes LED projector headlamps, DRLs, reverse parking sensors, reverse parking camera, SmartPlay infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, push button start/stop with smart key, automatic climate control, auto headlamps, rear AC vents and electronically adjustable/foldable outside mirrors. The 2017 Dzire’s safety features include dual airbags, ABS, EBD with BA, ISOFIX anchorages, etc, as standard.
The new Dzire’s boot space has increased to 378 litres, which is 62 litres more than before. The Dzire’s ground clearance stands at 163mm, a reduction of 7mm. The Dzire delivers a mileage of 22kmpl and 28.4kmpl for the petrol and diesel respectively.
The Maruti Dzire’s rivals include the Honda Amaze, Hyundai Xcent, Volkswagen Ameo, Ford Figo Aspire, Tata Tigor and the Tata Zest.
I Booked a swift dezire zxi+ on last week.After i came to know that the wheel size of the spare wheel is smaller(R14) than other wheels(R15-alloy) also it will be an ordinary wheel.This drawback is only for the customer who purchase the zxi + variant.I asked this to Maruti showroom and they replied that it is company policy.
The company should consider at least give option for the customer to get R15 tyre for the spare wheel instead of R14 available at present.... 3
It is undoubtedly the segment best. With the trusted maruti engines and whole lots of features it was a no brainer which car to buy. What worried me was the rumors about the built quality and ground clearance. Did a test drive and it glides over all the horrible potholes in our area. As far as the built quality is concerned, I checked out the competition Aspire, Tigor and xcent- they were no better than maruti since every car body bents when you press against the doors. Don't fall for the ru... 4
Almost a decade after it was introduced, India’s bestselling compact sedan, the Maruti Suzuki Dzire, is back in an all-new and grown-up avatar. It’s bigger, more spacious, loaded with features and even stylish too. But how good is this new third-gen Dzire in the wake of recent and competent rivals such as the Tata Tigor and Hyundai Xcent facelift? Will it continue to dominate people’s hearts and thereby sales charts? Let’s find out.
Things We Like in Swift Dzire
Standard safety features – dual-front airbags, ABS with EBD and rear child seat anchors
Offers more space for passengers and luggage
New lighter and stronger Baleno-borrowed platform, which adheres to the upcoming crash test regulations
Relatively better, proportionate design than the previous generations
Large touchscreen infotainment system now also supports Android Auto aside from Apple CarPlay
Convenience of automatic transmission accessible to all as it available from – V-spec onwards
Brilliant ride quality – the Dzire glides over potholes and broken roads without a fuss
Things We Don't Like in Swift Dzire
Fit and finish of plastics not too great at some places
Noise insulation could have been better with lots of engine noise filtering into the cabin
Diesel AMT doesn’t feel too smooth
Stand Out Features
Flat-bottom steering wheel
LED projector headlamps with LED daytime running lights
7.0-inch touchscreen system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Tail lamps with LED graphics
CarDekho Verdict
The new Dzire has a convincing sense of premiumness that lingers on long after you have stepped out of the car.
"There seems to be a clear focus on comfort and calm commuting in the Dzire’s DNA, and the richness with which Maruti manages to do so, makes us less likely to complain about its few shortcomings."
While the Dzire is more expensive than its rivals, readiness of the platform to meet upcoming norms has been already engineered into it. So, despite the price and the few wrinkles, the Maruti Suzuki’s new Dzire has set the tone for the segment.
Background & Evolution
The Maruti Swift Dzire is a compact sedan based on the Swift hatchback. It was introduced in India as a replacement for the aging Maruti Esteem. This car received subtle changes in the year 2012. In 2015, it underwent a major overhaul with respect to its style and features. Over the years it went from a reliable private car to a taxi market favorite as well, and the Dzire currently outsells all of its rivals by a very large margin.
It is really great to see that Maruti has finally paid attention to the 2017 Dzire’s overall design, unlike the past two generation of this nameplate. Read Full News
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