Maruti Suzuki Ertiga news

The Maruti Fronx jumped from 10th place in January 2025 to become the best-selling car in February 2025

December sales saw Maurti in the first four spots, followed by Tata and Hyundai

The Maruti Ertiga became the 2000000th vehicle to roll out of automaker’s Manesar factory in Haryana

Maruti’s premium hatchback led the charts in an SUV dominated market, followed by Creta and Punch

All the models registered sales of more than 10,000 units in October 2024

The Maruti Brezza lost its top spot in September and fell to the fourth position, but its spot was taken by another popular Maruti model, the Ertiga

Maruti topped the list with the Brezza and Ertiga, while the Sonet recorded the highest year-on-year growth

The Ertiga scored 3 stars in Global NCAP back in 2021, while the Triber had bagged a 4-star rating in 2018

The Maruti Suzuki Ertiga’s bodyshell was assessed as ‘unstable’

The list includes most of the sub-compact SUVs, such as the Brezza, Nexon, Venue, and Sonet

Maruti’s 6-seater MPV is available sooner than the Ertiga, which has the longest waiting period. Meanwhile, the Triber appears readily available in most cities

Demand for the Maruti Wagon R, Brezza, and Dzire jumped back up to their usual figures in April 2024, but could not beat the entry-level Tata SUV

The Ertiga CNG accounted for around 30 percent of Maruti’s pending CNG orders

Two models on the list registered year-on-year (YoY) growth of more than 100 percent

Of the trio, it’s the Toyota-badged MPV that has a waiting period of more than six months in almost all cities