Maruti Suzuki Alto
Maruti Suzuki Alto
Maruti Suzuki Alto
Front end
On the front end, Maruti Alto now comes with a
revised rear bumper, larger air dam, along with a
honeycomb style plastic mesh design for the grille.
There is also a black surround for the front grille as
well. The rest of the design including headlights and
bonnet remains the same. It also comes with fog
lights as optional accessories. However, for the
stock version, the Alto is missing out on fog lights.
These updates deliver a fresh design for the Alto
while keeping its essential signature look.
Side profile
Looking from the side, you will barely notice any
difference on the new Alto. Compared to the
previous model, the new model gets minor
update of new OVRMs which is borrowed from
the now-discontinued K10. The 2019 Alto
facelift continues to sport the clean and straight-
forward design with sharp characteristic lines
running across the side body. It comes with the
same 12-inch steel wheels shod in 145/80 R12
tire.
Maruti Alto Dimension
Maruti Alto measures 3445 mm in length, 1515 mm
in width and 1475 mm in height. Except for the
extended length, other dimensions are similar to
those of the previous model. The wheelbase of the
Alto stands at 2,360 mm.
With the boot room of 177 liters, the Maruti Alto
actually lags behind other rivals in the segment. To
put things in perspective, Renault Kwid and Maruti
S-Presso have a boot space of 270 litres and 300
liters respective
Dimensions Maruti Alto
Length 3445 mm
Width 1515 mm
Height 1475 mm
Wheelbase 2,360 mm
Ground Clearance 180 mm
Weight 1185 kg
Boot space 177 litres
Tyre size 145/80 R12
Comfort Features
Even though the Alto has undergone some
significant updates to improve the interior comfort, it
is, at heart, still a budget car. That’s why there aren’t
many wow features and functions on the existing
Alto. The standard STD even misses out on features
like power steering wheel, front power window, and
air condition. For the top-spec model, you can
expect to get these features along with other
goodies like central lock with keyless entry, Smart
Play Dock 2-DIN audio system with Bluetooth
connectivity, USB and AUX, AM/FM radio. There is
no infotainment touch screen system on any variant
of the Alto. It can be considered a big letdown in a
market where almost every vehicle is equipped with
smart touch screen system, at least for the top-spec
model.
Maruti Alto Performance
Maruti Alto was among the first vehicles in the
market to get the BSVI updates. The old 800cc
petrol engine was updated to meet the new emission
standards. After receiving the updates, the engine
still manages to keep the same power output of
48PS and 69Nm. However, the downside of this
update is the reduced fuel economy. The previous
model was claimed to return a mileage of 24.7kmpl
while on the updated version, the fuel mileage is
lowered to 22.05kmpl. This engine is mated to a 5-
speed MT. There is no automatic gearbox on offer.
The Alto also comes with factory-fitted CNG kit
that offers good fuel efficiency of 31.59 km/kg.
Even though the CNG version’s running cost is
significantly lower than the regular version, it
will cost you a higher initial price, and the CNG
tanks will also consume a majority of the limited
boot space of the Alto. Moreover, the added
weight of the CNG tanks will take a toll on the
performance of the car.
Variants Prices
STD Rs 2.94 Lakh
STD (O) Rs 2.99 Lakh
LXI Rs 3.52 Lakh
LXI (O) Rs 3.57 Lakh
VXI Rs 3.76 Lakh
VXI Plus Rs 3.89 Lakh
LXI S-CNG Rs 4.32 Lakh
LXI (O) S-CNG Rs 4.36 Lakh