Maruti Suzuki Dzire vs Mahindra Bolero 2025 Comparison

The new Dzire then is just a great all-round package. It looks nice, especially compared to the older versions, is packed full of gadgets, and gets both manual and AMT option. While it might not be the cheapest offering, it does make for a good middle ground, by offering a capable engine, good fuel efficiency and decent features. Couple that with Maruti’s trusted after-sales service and you have all the important boxed checked.

The Bolero is a robust and dependable choice for people who value durability and straightforward maintenance more than contemporary amenities and comfort. The SUVs strengths lie in handling rugged terrains and rural driving conditions, hence preferred in Tier II & III markets. However, an outdated interior, sub-standard quality, and lack of finesse make it less appealing to buyers in urban developments.