Maruti-Suzuki Cars Between 5 to 8 Lakh in India

The best-selling sub-4m sedan’s all-new generation promises a more desirous package of features, more practicality and even a 5-star safety rating.

Maruti’s new flagship comes with several features that make it worthy of that title, at the same time, it also misses out on certain features that we think should have been included in a model like this.

The iconic Jimny is set to be launched in the market in a 5-door version. We’re getting you a quick review of the offroader, through pictures.

After a wait spanning more than a decade, the much talked about Maruti Suzuki Jimny is ready to hit the Indian roads, that too in a never seen before 5-door version. We drive it on the road and off it.

More than 6 years after the Maruti Suzuki Baleno was first launched in the country, country's largest carmaker has launched the new generation of the premium hatchback in market. We drive its manual and Automatic variants.

India's biggest carmaker Maruti Suzuki has launched the 2021 facelift of country's highest selling car, the Swift in the market. Along with cosmetic updates, the hatchback gets a more powerful engine than before.

The Maruti Suzuki XL6 is the newest MPV in the town and it's the first 3-row model to be offered by the Nexa brand. The new XL6 is BS6 compliant, it's petrol only and comes with a six-seater cabin as standard. Here's our first drive review.

The new DDiS 225 variant on the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz is the brand new diesel that has been developed in-house. The 1.5-litre 4-cylinder diesel engine is BS6 ready and will eventually replace the Fiat sourced 1.3-litre Multijet engine. We test the new engine, by taking the updated Ciaz diesel out for a spin.

So there you have it. A capable family car now gets even more capable with the launch of the new Ertiga. It is priced well, comes packed to the gills with features and is more spacious too. It also handles and performs better and honestly, apart from the fact that it could have had a better set of wheels, LED daytime running lights with LED headlamps and that the automatic desperately needs a fully loaded Z+ model, Maruti Suzuki yet again have made a great package. With bookings open at Maruti Suzuki Arena dealerships across the country and waiting periods already starting to creep up, if you have been waiting for our review to decide whether or not you should buy one, our answer is a definitive and thumping yes! And if you are worried about your next Uber or Ola being the exact same car as your brand new ertiga, Maruti Suzuki has clearly mentioned that this new gen model will be only for the private market... for now at least.

Maruti Suzuki has been on a roll. It's almost like the run its Korean counterpart was having until last year - where every product launched was a blockbuster. Now it may be premature to call the Ignis one yet - and indeed it will remain a niche product when compared to the likes of the Swift or Baleno. But what the Ignis does is it gives us Maruti's best small car yet. Read on to find out why I say this.

Maruti Suzuki will launch three new cars in the 2017 financial year. This will include the new Swift and facelifts of the S-Cross and the Ciaz.

The festive season car deals are around the corner and this is possibly one of the best times in the year to buy your new car. From a whole bunch of cars that are expected to make their debut soon, we take you through the segment that is the fastest growing and most popular in India - the SUV. The list includes the Ford Ecosport and Maruti Suzuki S-Cross facelift, the Tata Nexon, the Range Rover Velar and the Skoda Kodiaq to name a few. Here is the list of Upcoming SUVs in India this Festive Season that you need to watch out for

Here is a look at the passenger vehicle sales for the month of May 2026.

The Minister of Road Transport and Highways said that the vehicle would be unveiled on World Environment Day and would run on 100 per cent ethanol.

The new production unit adds a further 2.5 lakh unit annual capacity to the Kharkoda facility.

Changes to the Baleno include a revised fascia with a new look grille and redesigned bumpers; changes to the cabin are likely to be minor.

The Victoris is the first Maruti to feature an underbody-mounted CNG tank rather than the traditional tank inside the boot.

Maruti’s first ever EV goes up against the likes of the Hyundai Creta Electric and Mahindra BE 6.

Latest images of the test car’s interior suggest that it could become the first Maruti to get a 6-speed manual gearbox.

Country’s largest carmaker has said that prices of the cars will not be increased for customers who have already made the bookings