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Maruti S-Presso Exteriors and Interiors Styling and Design

One word that sums up the look of the S-Presso perfectly is Quirky. Up front the grill and headlamps reminds on of the Vitara Brezza but the large black bumper section is a little plain. There are no fog lamps and even DRL are a rather expensive (Rs 10,000) upgrade. From the rear the boot lid and tail lamps are a simple design though the tall boy p roportions still make it look a little odd. It's both narrower and not as long as the Renault Kwid it's aimed at, but clearly taller.

The Interiors are also Quirky but more pleasing than the exteriors. The dash is clearly Mini inspired with the centrally mounted instruments and 7-inch touchscreen surrounded buy a large circular accent. Fit and finish is reasonable for a budget offering. The seats are comfortable but the cushioning is a little too soft in our books. Passenger space for a small car is impressive in the rear with more space available than the larger Kwid. We do wish there was more storage for knick knacks in the cabin. Boot space stands at 270 litres but the opening is narrow and loading large suitcases would be a little tricky. The feature list includes Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, powered front windows, steering mounted controls and manual air conditioning.