Maruti Suzuki S-Cross Features, Specs, Variants Revealed

With multiple features on offer, the country's largest carmaker is planning to pitch the Maruti Suzuki S-Cross as a premium crossover that will take on the likes of the Renault Duster, Nissan Terrano and the upcoming Hyundai Creta. The company also reveals that the vehicle will be sold through the company's premium car dealership network - Nexa - though in the areas where the company hasn't yet opened these dealerships, it will be sold through existing Maruti Suzuki network.

Maruti Suzuki S-Cross Engine & Transmission Options
1.3-litre with 5-speed manual (DDiS 200) - 89bhp, 200Nm
1.6-litre with 6-speed manual (DDiS 320) - 118bhp, 320Nm
Dimensions
Length - 4300mm
Width - 1756mm
Height (With roof rail) - 1590mm
Wheelbase - 2600mm
Ground Clearance - 180mm
Turning Radius - 5.2m
Seating Capacity - 5 people
Fuel Tank Capacity - 48 litres

Variant-Wise Features
1.3 S-Cross Sigma
- Body Coloured Door handles and Outside Rear View Mirror
- Silver Skid Plate Garnish
- Chrome Front Grille
- Blackened B Pillar
- 16 inch Steel Wheel
- Fabric Seat Upholstery
- TFT Information Display With Trip Meter & Fuel Consumption
- Outside Temperature Display
- Front Disc Brake
- Engine Immobilizer
- Driver Airbag
- Central Locking
- Keyless Entry
- All Four Power Windows
- Manual AC
- Electrically Adjustable ORVMs
- Tilt-adjustable Steering
- 60:40 Spilt Rear Seats
1.3 S-Cross Sigma (Optional) - In addition to the features offered on Sigma
- Rear Disc Brake
- Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
- Front Passenger Side Airbag
1.3 & 1.6 S-Cross Delta (In Addition to the features offered on Sigma Optional)
- Black Roof Rail (DDiS 200 Delta)/ Silver Roof Rail (DDiS 320 Delta)
- Chrome Door Handles
- Reverse Parking Sensor
- Audio with CD Player
- 4 Speakers
- Steering Mounted Audio Controls
- Bluetooth Connectivity
- USB + Aux-in Connectivity
- Telescopic Steering
1.3 & 1.6 S-Cross Zeta (In addition to features offered on Delta)
- 16-inch Alloy Wheels
- Turn Indicators on Outside Rear View Mirrors
- Front Fog Lamps
- Reverse Parking Camera
- Rear Wiper
- Rear Demister
- Smartplay Infotainment System
- 2 Tweeters
- Navigation System
- Voice Command
- Automatic AC
- Vanity Mirror Lamps
- Rear Centre Armrest with Cup Holder
- Driver Seat Height Adjuster
- Reclining Rear Seat
- Engine Push Start/Stop Button
- Cruise Control
1.3 & 1.6 S-Cross Alpha (In addition to features offered on Zeta)
- LED Positioning Lamps
- Leather Seat Upholstery
- Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel
- HID-Projector Headlamps
- Rain Sensing Wiper
- Auto Dimming Inside Rear View Mirror
- Automatic Headlamps
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