Maruti S Cross Model Details Explained

The Maruti Suzuki S-Cross has finally been launched in India and brings along a long list of ‘firsts’ for the Indo-Japanese automotive giant. Firstly, the new S-Cross will not be sold out of normal Maruti showrooms but instead out of the all-new NEXA showrooms that will deal with the more exclusive and more expensive offerings by Maruti. This of course will also eventually include the likes of the YRA hatchback and the YBA/XA Alpha SUV. The S-Cross also heralds the long awaited and highly needed arrival of the 1.6-litre multijet diesel engine. The S-Cross is available with two engine options, a 1.4-litre diesel engine and a 1.6-litre diesel engine both of which have been mated to a manual gearbox and front wheel drive.

Maruti Suzuki S-Cross Sigma

DDiS 200 – Rs 8.34 lakh

The Maruti Suzuki S-Cross base variant is badged the Sigma. The Sigma is only available in the 200 spec engine and is priced at Rs 8.34 lakhs. The sigma variant does not get alloy wheels or daytime running lights or even wheel caps on the steel wheels. The S-Cross in Sigma spec does not even get a set of roof rails, body colored door handles. On the interior front, the Sigma spec s-Cross does not get an infotainment system or leather interiors but instead gets a set of fabric seats without height adjustment on the drivers seat. The Sigma variant of the S-Cross goes up against the likes of the base model Renault Duster.

Maruti Suzuki S-Cross Delta

DDiS 200 – Rs 9.15 lakh

DDiS 320 – Rs 11.99 lakh

The Delta variant in the S-Cross is available on both the DDiS 200 and the DDiS 320 variant. In the 200 variant, the Delta is the second lowest spec car one can get while in the 320, the Delta is the base variant. The Delta spec car does not get alloy wheels but does get a black wheel rim with a wheel cover. The Delta also gets a  body colored ORVM and door handles but does not get LED daytime running lights in the headlamp cluster. The Delta variant does get a reverse parking sensor with a display that helps the owner park easier. The Delta spec car also gets silver roof rails. On the interior, the Delta gets an audio player with USB, CD and AUX control with a remote control.

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Maruti Suzuki S-Cross Zeta

DDiS 200 – Rs 9.99 lakh

DDiS 320 – Rs 12.99 lakh

The Zeta variant is the mid variant for the DDiS 320 version. Over and above all the equipment you get in the Delta, the Zeta does get quite a bit extra. On the insides, the Zeta gets a navigation system with a touchscreen infotainment setup. The Zeta also gets a set of 4 speakers and 2 tweeters for the audio along with a smartpone sync setup that lets you control the infotainment setup. The Zeta also gets alloy wheels and silver roof rails. The Zeta also gets a start stop button, manual AC and central locking which the Delta variant also has. The Zeta too does not get a set of LED daytime running lights but does get silver roof rails for the 320 spec car and black roof rails for the 200 spec car.

Maruti Suzuki S-Cross Alpha

DDiS 200 – Rs 10.75 lakh

DDiS 320 – Rs 13.74 lakh

The Aplha, as the name suggests, is the top of the line variant in both DDiS 200 and the DDiS 320 spec S-Cross. The Alpha variant comes fully loaded to the gills with spec that puts it at a comparable category to the likes of the Hyundai Creta. The alpha comes with alloy wheels and daytime running lights with HID projector headlamps on the exterior front. On the insides, the Alpha spec car gets automatic climate control, Cruise Control and voice command. The interior also gets leather interiors along with a leather wrapped steering wheel with audio and telephone controls. The Alpha also comes with a reversing camera, a rear demister and rain sensing auto vipers. The Alpha variant goes up against the likes of the top of the line Renault Duster and the Hyundai Creta.