Maruti Suzuki Invicto

Introduction

• The Invicto is a premium three-row MPV positioned as Maruti’s flagship with Innova Hycross underpinnings.
• It is available in two variants being the Zeta+ and Alpha+.
• Buyers can choose between seven and eight-seater layout in the Zeta+ option and a singular seven-seater in the other.
• One of the good reasons to consider buying an Invicto is its five-star Bharat NCAP rating for both adult and child.

Maruti Invicto – Exterior

• The fascia of the Invicto gets a chrome grille, chunky body cladding, and silver skid plates.
• Buyers get to see a full LED lighting setup with headlights, tail-lights and DRLs.
• Its 17-inch alloy wheels have been shod with 215/60 R17 tubeless, radial tyres.
• More exterior elements include powered ORVMs with turn indicators, and a rear window wiper.
• The Alpha+ variant receives more exterior features like a panoramic sunroof and powered tailgate.

Maruti Invicto – Interior

• Step inside, and the cabin greets us with all-black interiors with champagne gold accents and soft-touch leatherette upholstery.
• The, we get to see features like 10.1-inch touchscreen with SmartPlay Magnum, wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, six speakers, and charging ports.
• Other elements include dual-zone automatic climate control, and air quality control.
• This MPV’s ventilated front seats, height adjustable driver seat, electric adjustable front seats, captain seats, 60:40 split foldable rear seats are comfort elements.
• Storage options include a glove box, central armrest with storage, illuminated cup holders, and bottle holders each row.
• Additionally, there’re retractable cooled cupholders, a folding side table, accessory outlets, reading lamps, and more.

Maruti Invicto – Powertrain

• The Invicto is powered by a 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine.
• This mill is paired with an AC synchronous motor with NiMH battery.
• This setup comes mated to a E-CVT.
• There are three driving modes on offer including Eco, Normal, and Power.