Maruti Grand Vitara: This Is What Each Variant Has To Offer

Maruti Suzuki has to be one brand that enjoys a brand name like none other. But it has a lot to do with how they read the Indian consumer and curate products that are aimed at a large set of buyers. After its hit market strategy of hatchbacks, reading the shift to SUVs, it expanded the portfolio in this segment, and then the Maruti Grand Vitara was born. With this being its most affordable strong hybrid SUV in the line-up, let's look at what each of the variants has to offer. Meanwhile, don't forget to join our 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel, specifically curated for all the avid petrolheads with extensive coverage of the latest news from the automotive space.

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Maruti Grand Vitara: Variants Analysis

Maruti Grand Vitara is the only model under Maruti Suzuki's portfolio that comes in both a NA petrol engine and a strong hybrid mill. Interstingly, the Maruti Invicto is offered with a strong hybrid only leaving the Grand Vitara as a more personalized option. It comes with a 1.5L petrol mill that churns out 1.3PS power with a peak torque of 136.8Nm. This strong Hybrid unit comes with a 1.5L 3-cylinder set-up paired with an electric motor that churns out 92.45 PS power with a peak torque of 122 Nm. However, in its CNG version, the power drops down to 87.863PS while the torque drops down to 121.5 Nm. Interestingly, the CNG can be opted only with Delta and Zeta variants coupled to a 5MT gearbox.

Sigma- Starts At Rs. 10.99 Lakhs

5MT

• Halogen projector headlamps
• LED DRLs
• LED tail lamps
• Roof end spoiler
• Turn indicators on ORVMs
• Shark Fin Antenna
• 4.2-inch TFT-coloured MID
• Front sliding armrest with storage
• Tilt and telescopic steering adjust
• Steering-mounted Audio controls
• Keyless entry
• Push button start/stop
• Auto AC
• Rear AC vents
• Height-adjustable driver's seat
• Reclining rear seats
• Electrically foldable ORVMs
• All power windows
• Rear central armrest with cup holders
• Dual airbags
• Rear parking sensors
• ABS with EBD and Brake assist
• Hill hold assist
• 3-point seatbelt for all passengers
• Manually adjustable day/night IRVM
• Cabin air filter

Delta (in addition to Sigma)- Starts At Rs. 12.20 Lakhs

5MT/ 6AT, CNG 5MT

• Glove box light
• Front footwell illumination
• Tunk Light
• Paddle Shifter (AT only)
• Suzuki Connect connected car tech
• Rear fast charging ports USB A and C
• Cruise control
• Reverse parking camera
• Accessory socket and luggage room
• 17.78cm infotainment touchscreen
• Front, side, and curtain airbags

Zeta (in addition to Delta)- Starts At Rs. 14.01 Lakhs

5MT/ 6AT, CNG 5MT

• Chrome beltline garnish
• Automatic headlamps
• LED projector headlamps
• Follow me home headlamp
• Front intermittent wipers
• Rear wiper and washer
• Door spot ambient lighting
• Auto folding ORVMs
• Vanity mirrors for both driver and co-driver
• 22.86cm Smartplay Pro+ infotainment screen
• ARKAMYS sound system
• 2 tweeters
• Remote headlight off function

Alpha (in addition to Zeta)- Starts At Rs. 15.51 Lakhs

5MT/ 6AT, CNG 5MT

• Dual tone exterior with select colour options
• Black roof rails
• Leatherette seats
• Leatherette steering wheel
• Panoramic sunroof
• Drive mode select ( AllGrip)
• 360-degree camera
• Hill descent control

Strong Hybrid Variants

Zeta+ (in addition to Zeta) - Starts At Rs. 18.43 Lakhs

CVT

• All-black interior with champagne gold accents
• Strong hybrid
• Door+IP line ambient lighting
• Silver roof rails
• 7-inch digital instrument cluster
• Panoramic sunroof
• Heads up display
• Wireless charger

Alpha+ (in addition to Alpha) -Starts At Rs. 19.93 Lakhs

CVT

This top-spec variant is the only one that comes with features like ventilated seats and a Premium sound system powered by Clarion.

• Silver roof rails
• Strong hybrid set-up
• Door+IP line ambient lighting
• 7-inch digital cluster
• Courtesy lamp
• Ventilated seats
• Heads up display
• Wireless charger
• Premium sound system by Clarion
• Tyre Pressure monitoring system
• Acoustic vehicle alert system

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