The 2025 Dzire’s revamped exterior styling has won me over with its sharper, more modern look compared to the older model. The sleeker headlamps and updated grille give it a premium aura that the previous Dzire couldn't quite capture. It genuinely feels like Maruti put in the effort to make it stand out, and I’ve already received compliments on its street presence.

I have noticed that while the 2025 Dzire excels in highway mileage, city conditions with heavy traffic still pull down numbers, much like the older model. Eco-friendly tech is there, but the gap may not be substantial for urban-only drivers. It remains efficient overall but does face minor limitations.

Comfort in the new Dzire has taken a pleasant step up. The seats are noticeably better padded, with improved lumbar support and better legroom for rear passengers compared to the old model. On long trips, the comfort difference is hard to ignore, making it a great family car for hours-long drives.

I appreciate the new color options for the 2025 Dzire. My favorite, the Pearl Metallic shade, has a classy and reflective finish that catches the eye. The new palette feels more premium and makes the Dzire stand out compared to the more traditional color options of its predecessor.

The 2025 Dzire’s driving experience was surprisingly smooth during my test drive. It has improved suspension, making it adept at tackling potholes and uneven surfaces. The refined handling and quieter cabin give it a luxurious feel, unlike the older Dzire, which was a tad noisier at higher speeds.