Suzuki Alto Eco delivers a whopping 32 kmpl mileage
A new bombshell from Suzuki Motors is sure to take the car market by storm this time. The high mileage figure of nothing less than 32 kmpl is expected to deliver by the new Alto Eco. The car which has been out through an extensive testing program in Japan proves the very fact. This new car from Suzuki will cross all the barriers taking the fuel efficiency by 28% overboard.
Vidyadhar
Published On Nov 29, 2011 16:10 IST
Published OnNov 29, 2011 16:10 IST
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Is it a specific engine design to boost the fuel economy to a new height. Whatever is the secret, Suzuki has got it right this time. The engine capacity is not something out of normal, the 2012 Alto Eco carries a modest 660 cc 3-cylinder petrol engine under the hood to churn out the high power and torque numbers of 52 Bhp at 6000 rpm and 63 Nm at 4000 rpm. If one wishes to guess the Suzuki Alto Eco price, then they probably might not get it right. Its definetely on the higher side at $11,540 for the base variant of the Alto Eco to translate to around Rs 6 lakhs sitting above the top variant of Swift, Vxi(Indian variant).
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Not just the Alto Eco engine, the exteriors of the car are also an out and out deviation from the Alto K10 we see plying on the roads. It is the fresher appeal or the in-vogue look of the car, not a common feature can be figured out in the two models. The car will sport a contrasting compact looking black grille in the center. The Japan-bound model seems to have a perfect blend of brown and beige combination.
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