Maruti Suzuki Brezza news

The segment, as a whole, witnessed a slight bump up in demand, leading to total sales of more than 62,000 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

The segment’s demand itself witnessed a month-on-month (MoM) increase of over 16 per cent, clocking sales of nearly 62,000 SUVs in July, with the Tata Nexon continuing its top form

The prices for the higher-spec subcompact SUV will overlap with more affordable variants of its larger sibling

While the segment registered total sales of over 50,000 units, only two models could breach the 10,000-unit sales mark

This variant gets all the latest features and tech Maruti has to offer

This variant packs more than enough features for your daily usage but none of the Brezza’s headline tech

It does get some important feature additions and is the entry-level choice for the automatic gearbox, but with a steep premium

While it only comes with basic features, there are two important safety features present as standard

The new Brezza is available in four rades including three automatic variants

The two packs are called Metroscape and Terrascape, while Maruti will also offer several other individual optional extras for the subcompact SUV

This week, we saw three main events of the year, including the launch of the Scorpio N and 2022 Brezza and the reveal of Toyota’s new strong-hybrid AWD SUV

Instead, the Toyota Hyryder takes on the likes of the Hyundai Creta and Skoda Kushaq from a segment above

The subcompact SUV can be had in four variants – LXI, VXI, ZXI, and ZXI + -- just like before

With a price increase of up to around Rs 2.5 lakh over its predecessor, we see how the second-gen Brezza fares against its competitors in terms of prices