Maruti Suzuki S-Presso

Introduction

• The S-Presso is a micro-SUV which was launched in late September of 2019.
• It is inspired from the Future-S concept from 2018’s Auto Expo.
• This micro-SUV competes with cars such as the Renault Kwid in terms of styling.
• The S-Presso targets buyers seeking SUV elements in an entry-level hatchback segment absent since the Alto K10.
• Furthermore, it has been updated over the years like CNG options and features like ESP in some markets.

Maruti S-Presso – Exterior

• The S-Presso’s styling is boxy at a glance and features squarish wheel arches shod with 14-inch tyres, chunky bumpers, and twin-chamber headlamps.
• Then, it gets electrically adjustable ORVMs, over seven colours to choose from.
• Features in the rear include taillights with LED elements, integrated reflectors, and silver bumper insert.

Maruti S-Presso – Interior

• Inside, the S-Presso offers best-in-class rear legroom, and large headroom comfortable for four adults.
• It has a 240-litre boot and front/rear utility spaces for storage.
• ​Then, its centre console has a seven-inch touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support.
• Plus, more features include steering-mounted audio and voice controls.
• Comforting elements of the micro-SUV are manual AC, power steering, front power windows, keyless entry, and more.
• Additional features include ISOFIX child seat anchors, thicker window seals, and adjustable rear headrests.

Maruti S-Presso – Powertrain

• The S-Presso is powered by a 1.0-litre K10C three-cylinder engine which produces 67.6bhp and 91.1Nm of torque.
• Transmission options include a five-speed MT and a AMT with a similar setup.