Maruti Suzuki, India’s leading car manufacturer has a pack of successful cars running on Indian roads. The only thing that Maruti lacks is one car in the D segment in line with the hottest sedans like Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, Volkswagen Jetta, and Skoda Octavia.
Driven by the heartache of its weakness, Maruti decides to roll out a car based on the Kizashi concept. This car will definitely enter Maruti’s empty D segment.
Priced at Rs. 10 lakh, the Kizashi concept is a vicious looking machine with well shaped black glossy grille, LED lights, and hard core bumper. The car will roll out with exciting and innovative features to make it competitive in the Indian car market.
Kizashi based car is currently at a nascent stage may be still in thoughts and minds of Maruti’s officials. But, definitely the car will soon be seen on Indian roads.
The production version of this ferocious looking car is expected to roll out from Maruti’s new plant in Manesar, Haryana. After the launch of high gear Maruti Suzuki Swift and Maruti Suzuki SX4, the company has expanded its footprints outside the boundaries of small cars. With Kizashi being next in line, Maruti seems to do wonder.
Labels: Kizashi, Maruti-Suzuki-Cars, Sedans
4 Comments:
Kizashi? Which car is this? I have never heard this name in the list of Maruti Suzuki cars?
The Suzuki Kizashi is a concept car designed by Suzuki. The car was showcased at the at 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show. The main aim behind the introduction of Kizashi was the entry of Suzuki in D car segment. The company after launching so many cars is now eager to enter its empty D segment and spread across all car segments.
Anamika, I have also heard that the concept car designed by Suzuki is propelled by a 2.0 liter 4-valve turbo diesel engine. Also that the design theme is based on ‘dynamic athlete in motion’. That sounds interesting, a car compared to an athlete in motion.
SUZUKI cars are mind-blowing. The price tag seems to be a little high but the features look quite interesting. When is this car rolling out in India?
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