Maruti Suzuki Cars

Are mild cosmetic upgrades and a petrol engine enough to bring the Vitara Brezza back in the game?

The Nios is the latest entrant in the midsize hatchback segment. While it promises more in terms of cabin experience and features, can it be as exciting as the quintessential Swift?

The WagonR sits between the most affordable cars of India and the more aspirational hatchback space. This segment has grown with the times and now features new players like the upmarket Santro and the feature-rich Tiago. Has Maruti added enough oomph to the WagonR to see it regain its crown?

What has one of India’s best-selling practical hatchbacks evolved into?

We drive the all-new, third-generation Maruti Suzuki Swift to find out if this immensely popular car has become even better.

We were all praise for Maruti’s new premium hatchback after the first drive. But can the Baleno unseat the best-selling Elite i20 from its lofty perch in the premium hatchback segment?

If imitation is the best form of flattery, the Jeep Compass must surely be chuckling in a corner

Both models share the same platform and powertrain. What’s different then?

The ACross is based on the Toyota RAV-4 and shares its powertrain options as well

It is applicable to all its Nexa, Arena and True Value customers

Offered in four trim levels -- LXI, LXI (O), VXI and VXI (O) -- and misses out on base- and top-spec variants

It is offered in the mid-spec VXI and VXI (O) variants