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Maruti Vitara Dzire Facelift 2020


Maruti Vitara Dzire Facelift 2020

by admin | August 26, 2020


In a rather tense economic backdrop, Maruti Suzuki has launched the face lifted Dzire. With prices starting from of Rs 5.89 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi), the face lifted sedan gets new tweaks to its looks and most importantly- it gets a powerful engine and some more added features.

Coming to the looks-The most noticeable change is at the front. The new re-designed bumper gets a new grill that integrates the central air vent. The side and rear profile of the Swift Dzire 2020 remain unchanged. The car’s exterior dimensions and boot space too remain the same. In terms of Interior changes- the only evident change was a lighter tone of the wooden look-alike elements.

Other features include dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, LED headlamps and Auto AC with rear AC vents. The2020 Dzire gets a new 4.2-inch coloured MID from the Suzuki Baleno and a new 7-inch touch screen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The new Dzire also gets auto folding ORVMs (outside rearview mirrors) and cruise control. The AGS variants (automatic transmission) from the previous models missed a most crucial safety feature like Hill Hold Control and Electronic Stability Control (ESC). These however have been updated in the new model.

Speaking of the most interesting part of the update-the 2020 Swift Dzire comes with a new engine. Instead of the earlier 1.2-litre unit (83PS/113Nm), it borrows Suzuki Baleno’s new 1.2-litre DualJet engine that produces 90PS and 113Nm mated to either a 5-speed MT or a 5-speed AGS. The new engine also gets idle auto start/stop (switches off the engine whenever the car is idle), making it a more economical car than it already was. The mileage of the updated Dzire also seems to have improved as claimed. The old model with manual transmission returned a mileage of 21.21 kmpl whereas the new model is expected to deliver 23.26 kmpl. Similarly in the case of the AGS variant, the old model returned 21.2 kmpl whereas the new model is expected to deliver 24.12 kmpl.

What comes with the updates of the Maruti Suzuki Swift Dzire 2020 is a hike in prices of the car. Prices for the base LXI variant have been increased by Rs. 5000 and it now costs Rs. 5.83 Lakhs (ex- showroom Delhi) whereas the prices of ZXI and ZXI+ variants have been increased by Rs. 16000 and Rs.6000 respectively. The price hike is also applicable to its AGS variants. Details of the new prices are mentioned below.

Price:

Variant

Old

New

LXI

Rs 5.83 lakh

Rs 5.89 lakh (+Rs 5,000)

VXI

Rs 6.73 lakh

Rs 6.79 lakh (+Rs 6,000)

VXI AGS

Rs 7.20 lakh

Rs 7.32 lakh (+Rs 12,000)

ZXI

Rs 7.32 lakh

Rs 7.48 lakh (+Rs 16,000)

ZXI AGS

Rs 7.79 lakh

Rs 8.01 lakh (+Rs 22,000)

ZXI+

Rs 8.22 lakh

Rs 8.28 lakh (+Rs 6,000)

ZXI+ AGS

Rs 8.69 lakh

Rs 8.81 lakh (+Rs 12,000)

Suzuki has filled in the blanks for the Swift Dzire by loading it with much needed features. But would the hike in price make you think twice before choosing this car? Do let us know


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    • LED fog lamps

    • Rear wiper/washer

    • Rear defogger

    • Roof rails

    • 16’ alloy wheels

    • 8” touchscreen system

    • Android Auto/ Apple car play

    • Reverse camera

    • Auto climate control

    • Cruise control

    • Digital instrument cluster

    • Smart key access

    • Push-button start

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    • Rear AC vents

    • 60:40 split-folding rear seat

     

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    • Pretensioner seatbelts

    • Smart key access

    • ESP with traction control

    • Hill hold control

     

    Powertrains:

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    Pricing:

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    Design:

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    Features:

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    XE:

    Projector headlamps

    Functional roof rails (75kg load bearing)

    Halogen bi-functional DRLs

    Central locking

    All-black interior

    Telescopic steering wheel

    Front center armrest with cooled storage

    Power windows

    Manual Aircon

    Rear AC vents

    Digital MID

    60:40 split 2nd row seats

    Boss mode 2nd row

    50:50 split 3rd row

    16” Steel rims

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    Dual airbags

    Pretensioner seatbelts

    All wheel disc brakes

    ABS with EBD

    Corner stability control

    ESP with traction control

    Hill hold control

    Roll over mitigation

    Hydraulic brake assist

    Electronic brake prefill

    Brake disc wiping

    Engine drag torque control

    ISOFIX child seat mounts

    Reverse sensors

    Engine immobilizer

    Perimetric alarm

    XM:

    Front fog lamps

    Rear wiper/washer and defogger

    Electrically adjustable ORVMs

    Driver seat height adjust

    7” touchscreen system

    Reverse assist display

    6 speakers from Harman

    Steering mounted audio controls

    Rear armrest

    Remote central locking

    Multi drive modes : City, Eco and Sport

    XT:

    18” single tone alloys

    Soft touch dash top

    Dual tone interior

    Reverse camera

    Android Auto & Apple carplay

    IRA connect features

    What 3 words

    Smart key access

    Push button start

    Power folding ORVMs

    Cruise control

    Auto climate control

    Auto Headlamps & wipers

    Mood lighting

    Auto dimming IRVM

    Tyre pressure monitoring system

    XT+:

    Panoramic sunroof

    XZ:

    Dual tone machined 18” alloys

    Xenon projector headlamps

    Oyster white Leather upholstery

    Leather wrap steering and gear lever

    7” semi digital instrument cluster

    8.8” touchscreen system

    9 speakers from JBL with subwoofer

    6 way Powered driver seat

    Driver lumbar adjust

    Terrain response modes (Wet and rough modes)

    Additional safety features include:

    6 Airbags

    Hill descent control

    XZ+:

    Panoramic sunroof

    Powertrain:

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    Launch & price:

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