Maruti Suzuki Ertiga news

The new engine is likely to be introduced in more premium variants of both the cars in February 2019

The new-gen Ertiga, which was launched late last year, has a minimum waiting period of 15 days

Four hatchbacks, four sedans, one MPV and one compact SUV were launched here this year

Does Mahindra’s new MPV pack enough to fight off competition in the people-mover segment? We find out

The latter half of 2018 looks poised to be interesting with more than 10 new launches across various segments headed our way

The TUV300 Plus can seat more but the Ertiga is better equipped. Which one would suit you better? Let’s find out

It is also equipped with automatic climate control unlike the Indonesia-spec car

The second-gen Ertiga is underpinned by Suzuki’s lightweight modular Heartect platform and is powered by a brand new 1.5-litre petrol engine

While we expect the India-spec second-gen Ertiga to be more feature-rich than the Indonesian model, here are a few other things that make it a better people-mover now