Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza news

Maruti is offering benefits in the form of cash discounts, exchange bonus, and a corporate offer along with a special offer on the diesel models

The price cut along with other festive season offers should help Maruti Suzuki boost its sales figures

The demand for the XUV300 and Nexon dropped much more than the others

The waiting for a petrol variant of the Venue can stretch as far as 4 months

The new warranty package will be offered to Swift, Dzire, Vitara Brezza and S-Cross buyers at no extra cost

The Venue attracts a waiting period of up to 3 months

Which of these diesel-powered sub-4 metre SUVs has the most usable performance on offer?

Despite being the best-selling car of the lot, the Vitara Brezza has no waiting period in six cities

So far, the AMT powertrain has been spotted in the XUV300’s W6 and W8(O) variants

The Venue comes at a competitive price and gets a long list of features, but how does it compare in terms of size and powertrain options with its rivals? Let's find out.  

Which one of these sub-compact SUVs will keep family and friends comfortable for longer when you are out on that road trip?

Upcoming Toyota SUV is likely to be based on the second-gen Vitara Brezza

While the XUV300 is available with both petrol and diesel engine options, the Brezza can be had with a diesel engine only  

Here’s how the XUV300 looks like against the Vitara Brezza

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