Maruti Zen

The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has ordered Maruti Suzuki India Ltd to compensate Rs 1 lakh for promoting deceptive statements regarding the fuel efficiency of its Zen car.

The Maruti Zen may be long gone into the history books but it still has a fan following

When it was launched in 2000, the Alto was seen as a premium offering, as in many ways it was a replacement for the very popular Zen. True to Maruti Suzukis India strategy though, the Zen wasnt phased out but the Alto drove in alongside it.

The past 70 years have seen car manufacturers battle it out for the top spot and yes, it continues to this day. On Republic Day 2019, We take a look at the rivalries that spawned for the past seven decades and yes, there's a lot of nostalgia involved.

t was a trip down the memory lane for Maruti owners at the Fortpoint Maruti Suzuki Arena dealership in Mumbai. The new outlet turned the clock at the otherwise tech-friendly showroom back to 35 years, celebrating the three and a half decades of the manufacturer. With the first generation Maruti 800, Maruti Van and the Maruti Gypsy on display, the n...

While we all know that 2018 marks 20 years for the Hyundai brand in India, today is a day very special not only for the manufacturer but for several of its customers as well. Today marks the 20th anniversary of the very special small car that came to be known as the Hyundai Santro. The automaker's first-ever offering in India, the Santro was launch...

We take a look at five long gone names from the Indian car scene that should make a comeback in the near future. They include the Maruti Suzuki Zen and Esteem, the Tata Sierra, the Mahindra Armada and of course, the Hindustan Ambassador

On the occasion of India's 74th Independence day, we take a closer look at some of the best-used performance cars you can buy in India, celebrating our freedom of the open roads.

Maruti Suzuki is known for making some of the best handling hatchbacks in India, from the original Zen to the current Swift and now is finally launching a hot (or lukewarm) hatchback for India. Now we have already told you all you need to know in terms of the specifications but let us take you through how the standard Baleno and the Baleno RS diffe...

This year came as a breath of fresh air for carmakers in the country, after 2013 proved to be rather uneventful, to say the least. That said, even as everyone prepares for next year's onslaught, let us remember the ones we lost this year.

With 15 models in its current line-up, it has had more than a couple of legends that changed the way India travelled, like the 800, Gypsy, and Swift. Though some of these revolutionary cars might not be in production anymore, here's a list of our 5 all-time favourite Maruti cars.

The Celerio promises to deliver a class-leading fuel-efficiency of 23.1 kmpl and its AMT variant will start at Rs. 4.29 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). It will replace the A-Star and Zen Estilo hatchbacks.

Maruti Suzuki's all new Celerio hatchback will be unveiled at the 2014 Indian Auto Expo, which will replace the A-Star and Zen Estilo in India. The hatchback has already created a buzz in the market, and MSIL is very confident of its success.

It's comparable in size to something like a Maruti Suzuki Zen Estilo, and is in fact being pitched as a B segment car. The only difference is that it will never need a tank up, since it doesn't use fossil fuels at all.

The children lived in a MHADA colony at Badlapur and the Maruti Zen was parked in the compound. Relatives say that the children went missing from Tuesday afternoon after they went out to play. The parents even filed a missing person's report.

The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has ordered Maruti Suzuki India Ltd to compensate Rs 1 lakh for promoting deceptive statements regarding the fuel efficiency of its Zen car.

The Maruti Zen may be long gone into the history books but it still has a fan following

When it was launched in 2000, the Alto was seen as a premium offering, as in many ways it was a replacement for the very popular Zen. True to Maruti Suzukis India strategy though, the Zen wasnt phased out but the Alto drove in alongside it.

The past 70 years have seen car manufacturers battle it out for the top spot and yes, it continues to this day. On Republic Day 2019, We take a look at the rivalries that spawned for the past seven decades and yes, there's a lot of nostalgia involved.

t was a trip down the memory lane for Maruti owners at the Fortpoint Maruti Suzuki Arena dealership in Mumbai. The new outlet turned the clock at the otherwise tech-friendly showroom back to 35 years, celebrating the three and a half decades of the manufacturer. With the first generation Maruti 800, Maruti Van and the Maruti Gypsy on display, the n...

While we all know that 2018 marks 20 years for the Hyundai brand in India, today is a day very special not only for the manufacturer but for several of its customers as well. Today marks the 20th anniversary of the very special small car that came to be known as the Hyundai Santro. The automaker's first-ever offering in India, the Santro was launch...

We take a look at five long gone names from the Indian car scene that should make a comeback in the near future. They include the Maruti Suzuki Zen and Esteem, the Tata Sierra, the Mahindra Armada and of course, the Hindustan Ambassador

On the occasion of India's 74th Independence day, we take a closer look at some of the best-used performance cars you can buy in India, celebrating our freedom of the open roads.

Maruti Suzuki is known for making some of the best handling hatchbacks in India, from the original Zen to the current Swift and now is finally launching a hot (or lukewarm) hatchback for India. Now we have already told you all you need to know in terms of the specifications but let us take you through how the standard Baleno and the Baleno RS diffe...

This year came as a breath of fresh air for carmakers in the country, after 2013 proved to be rather uneventful, to say the least. That said, even as everyone prepares for next year's onslaught, let us remember the ones we lost this year.

With 15 models in its current line-up, it has had more than a couple of legends that changed the way India travelled, like the 800, Gypsy, and Swift. Though some of these revolutionary cars might not be in production anymore, here's a list of our 5 all-time favourite Maruti cars.

The Celerio promises to deliver a class-leading fuel-efficiency of 23.1 kmpl and its AMT variant will start at Rs. 4.29 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). It will replace the A-Star and Zen Estilo hatchbacks.

Maruti Suzuki's all new Celerio hatchback will be unveiled at the 2014 Indian Auto Expo, which will replace the A-Star and Zen Estilo in India. The hatchback has already created a buzz in the market, and MSIL is very confident of its success.

It's comparable in size to something like a Maruti Suzuki Zen Estilo, and is in fact being pitched as a B segment car. The only difference is that it will never need a tank up, since it doesn't use fossil fuels at all.

The children lived in a MHADA colony at Badlapur and the Maruti Zen was parked in the compound. Relatives say that the children went missing from Tuesday afternoon after they went out to play. The parents even filed a missing person's report.