Maruti Ertiga Images

Ertiga 2018 Exterior Images

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  Side view

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  Front

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  Rear back

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  Bumper

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  Headlamp

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Ertiga 2018 Interior Images

• Full dashboard center

• Steering close up

• Steering buttons left

• Instrumentation console on start-up

• Drive side windows control

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Maruti Ertiga Exteriors and Interiors Styling and Design

The 2019 Ertiga’s design is a lot edgier compared to the car it replaces. That said, it does seem like there was a lot of inspiration from cars such as the Innova Crysta, Mitsubishi Xpander, and even Volvo. But, it does work well together, giving the Ertiga a fresher, more premium look. It also gets snazzy looking halogen projector headlamps, but , weirdly enough, daytime running lamps are not offered. You also get 15-inch alloy wheels, and LED elements in the tail lamp. Overall, the Ertiga looks like it has grown up. The numbers back that feeling up as well. It’s 99mm longer, 40mm wider and 5mm taller.

Bigger dimensions mean there’s more space on the inside. First, the boot is 18 litres bigger with all three rows in place, at 153 litres. There’s more room in the third row as well. In terms of features, the Ertiga gets the basics right. There’s a 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, automatic climate control, roof-mounted AC vents with fan speed control. We think the new interior design is appealing, especially because it doesn’t look like it’s a direct lift from the Swift. The light beige on the dash works well with the faux wood trims, making the cabin will airy and roomy. Safety features include dual airbags, ABS with EBD and ISOFIX child seat mounts that are offered as standard across the range. The automatic variant additionally features ESP and Hill Hold.