Maruti Suzuki Baleno news

Maruti also had to recall a batch of hatchbacks owing to a fault with the braking system, while Kia has raised the price of the Carens again

This time, the new Baleno has also been included in the list of Maruti cars with offers and comes with an exchange bonus of Rs 10,000

The CNG kit comes factory-fitted on the second-from-base and second-to-top trims of both Maruti hatchbacks

With recent development, the subscription services are now available in 25 cities across India.

Two Maruti cars regain their top positions after several months

This month, we’ll be seeing a new premium electric SUV and possibly CNG alternatives of two premium hatchbacks

Eight out of the 15 spots in this list are occupied by SUVs

Despite that, most of the Maruti models are available within three months of booking, with the Brezza being the exception in a few cities

We could see Maruti’s brand new model at the 2023 Auto Expo

Over 50 per cent of the cars sold in India in June 2022 were Marutis, once again showcasing the popularity and dominance of the carmaker

The Tata Nexon witnessed the best year-on-year growth of 94 percent

The list includes some segment-first features and others which are certainly a welcome addition by buyers

The carmaker has even hiked prices of almost all models in its Arena and NEXA lineup, save for the recently launched facelifted Ertiga

Maruti has priced the new Baleno between Rs 6.35 lakh and Rs 9.49 lakh (ex-showroom)

The Altroz now offers the most affordable dual-clutch automatic option in the segment