Maruti Suzuki Ertiga news

The list is a mixed bag of models, from hatchbacks to a premium MPV

Electronic stability programme (ESP) and hill-hold assist now available as standard

Of the lot, over 1,300 outlets were established in FY21-22, the highest ever for such a period thus far

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 XL6 is the easiest available of all, Carens facing the highest wait time

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

The updated feature sets of the Maruti are still a step behind the more premium model from Kia

The XL6 and Ertiga have been given a significant update. Let’s see how they stack up against each other and the Carens

It is the only trim to get four airbags and a reversing camera

It is the top-spec trim if you are planning to buy the MPV with the optional CNG kit

It is the entry-level trim for an automatic gearbox option as well as the choice of a CNG kit

While the Ertiga’s LXi trim gets some basics right, it’s still far off from what you should be getting as standard

With the mid-life refresh, the Ertiga now gets an updated engine and a few features which are a first for a Maruti car

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

The XL6 is now pricier by up to Rs 1.77 lakh. We pit the refreshed MPV against its rivals to see how they fare in terms of prices