Maruti Suzuki Dzire news

The overall mass-market sedan segment has witnessed a 6 percent month-on-month increase in sales in May 2025

While the Dzire managed to secure 5 stars in Adult Occupant Protection in both tests, the Child Occupant Protection scores are different

While the Maruti Dzire has scored a 5-star safety rating at Bharat NCAP, the Baleno secured 4 stars in the crash test

With this development, the Dzire is the first Maruti car to be crash tested by both Bharat and Global NCAP

The Hyundai Creta and Tata Nexon are the only two cars to slip down the sales rankings this May while Toyota Innova is the new entrant to this list

Maruti Dzire is the only sedan to post monthly growth in April 2025, with more units sold than the combined numbers of all other mass-market sedans

We also spotted a Volkswagen 7-seater testing on Indian roads, besides two international updates on made-in-India Maruti cars

The South African-spec Suzuki Dzire lacks LED headlights, single-pane sunroof and 360-degree camera

Maruti dominates the list with eight cars while Mahindra and Tata follow with three models each

The Dzire comes with a 1.2-litre 3-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol engine that produces 82 PS and 112 Nm

Along with several hatchbacks, the list also features a couple of sedans and some SUVs

Models like Tata Tigor, Hyundai Verna and Honda City records the maximum decline in sales amidst an overall slump in the segment

Last week saw the launch of Volkswagen Tiguan R Line and Skoda Kodiaq along with the global reveal of the next generation Audi A6 sedan

Maruti’s offering not only took the first spot, the carmaker also dominated the list, with 7 out of 10 models belonging to the Indian marque

While it gets a much superior powertrain, the Philippine-spec model misses out on some niceties like a 360-degree camera, a single-pane sunroof and a wireless phone charger