New Suzuki car costs only 295 million

The new low-cost car model Maruti Suzuki S-Cross 2017 will be sold from this month with prices starting from only 288 million VND.

Suzuki has just introduced the low-cost Maruti Suzuki S-Cross 2017 model expected in the Indian market. For Vietnamese people, this is still a rather strange car model, but in some countries such as India, China, Russia, Australia..., this low-cost car is sold quite a lot.

In terms of price, Suzuki S-Cross 2017 is divided into 4 versions: Sigma priced at 49,000 INR (295 million VND), Delta priced at 939,000 INR (327 million VND), Zeta priced at 998,000 INR (347 million VND) and Alpha priced at 1,129,000 INR (393 million VND), with exterior paint color options such as white, brown, gray and blue.

The 2017 Maruti Suzuki S-Cross has a 10-blade chrome grille, a sturdy hood and a hard plastic front bumper. In addition, the wheel arches are designed to extend on both sides, the raised ribs running along the sides of the car and the plastic cover under the body help the car have strong, sturdy lines.

At the rear, the trunk is designed to be sturdy, the roof is integrated with brake lights and the entire chassis is covered with black hard plastic to create a solid look for the car.

The car is equipped with some new equipment such as headlights with smoke effect and LED daytime running lights, new fog lights and modified rearview mirrors integrated with turn signals.

The facelifted S-Cross comes with larger 215/60 R16 tyres and new two-tone alloy wheels, a silver alloy bar between the body and new LED tail lights with redesigned brake lights.

The new Maruti Suzuki S-Cross gets only minor changes to the cabin, including a chrome-textured dashboard, satin upholstery, and soft-touch material for the touchscreen display. Meanwhile, the center console is painted piano black, the seats are covered in fabric, and the armrests are wrapped in leather.

Other convenience features include automatic climate control, keyless ignition, and a rear armrest with additional cupholders.

The infotainment system with touchscreen is supplemented with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity like most of the latest car models today, and also supports rear camera display.

In addition to current standard safety features such as ABS with EBD, driver and passenger airbags and ISOFIX child seats, the car is also equipped with a number of other features such as parking sensors or seat belts with automatic belt tensioning.

The new S-Cross is powered by a 1.3-litre diesel engine, called the DDiS 200, with Suzuki's Smart Hybrid System (SHVS) technology that includes stop-start function, torque assist, brake energy regeneration and gearshift indicator.

The car is expected to operate with a capacity of 89 horsepower and a maximum torque of 200 Nm, combined with a 5-speed manual transmission and no option for an automatic transmission.

According to VNN