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Should you be looking at a used Maruti Suzuki SX4 which is no longer sold in the Indian market?

The Suzuki SX4 S-Cross, which is sold in India as the Maruti Suzuki S-Cross, is all set to receive a generation upgrade in the European markets, and the new-gen model is slated to be revealed on November 25, 2021. Ahead of its official debut, images of the new SX4 S-Cross have surfaced online, giving us a proper look at the next-gen crossover from ...

In no-time Honda City outsold Hyundai Verna, which was the segment-topper earlier. And now the country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India is all set to bring in the new Ciaz aka Alivio, which will replace the SX4 in India.

Here are some key highlights and details that you should know about the upcoming Suzuki S-Cross

The SX4, when it was launched, created quite an impact. However, the launch of the subcompact sedans dented its sales and Maruti Suzuki was left wondering about the ideal successor for the SX4. It was only when they showcased the concept car at the Delhi Auto Expo, did we get to see the direction in which they were going.

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.

Of all the new products that the Indo-Japanese carmaker is planning to bring in, the SX4 S-Cross will be the first that is already on sale in Europe. Interestingly, the company has started testing the vehicle in India.

Maruti Suzuki India, the countrys largest carmaker, is aiming big with Ciaz in the A3 plus segment which replaces its SX4 sedan.

The big day has finally arrived when Maruti is all set to launch the Ciaz, which will replace the not-so-successful SX4 in India. If compared with its closest rivals, the Ciaz is the least powerful car; however, there is lot more going in its favour.

After failing to make an impact with Baleno and SX4 in the mid-sized sedan segment, Maruti Suzuki India is here with the all new Ciaz. Launched in the price bracket of Rs 6.99 - 9.80 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), Ciaz replaces SX4 in the country.

Very seldom does Maruti Suzuki want to put the past behind, given it's overall leadership position in the Indian market. However, the compact sedan segment has proved to be a tough nut to crack for Maruti - the initial response to the SX4 was great, which then flagged off when the DZire arrived.

According to Maruti, Ciaz (diesel) will be India's most fuel efficient car with an efficiency of 26.21 kmpl. Currently, Honda City (diesel) is the most fuel efficient car in the country, returning 26 kmpl (ARAI certified). The petrol variant of Ciaz has a fuel efficiency of 20.73 kmpl, the best amongst the sedans of its class, Maruti says.

Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) has finally taken the SX4 off the production line in order to start the upcoming Ciaz's production. Considering the fact that the new sedan has often been spotted testing in the country and now that MSI has also commenced its production, there is little doubt that Ciaz is poised to be launched in India pretty soon.

Senior BJP leader and Union Minister for Rural Development Gopinath Munde died this morning after a road accident in Delhi.

India's largest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki is planning to launch several new models in the next 12 months, including two crossovers - XA Alpha or iV4 and SX4 S-Cross. While the XA Alpha will be a sub-compact SUV, to be pitted against the Ford EcoSport, the SX4 S-Cross will rival Renault Duster and Nissan Terrano.

Should you be looking at a used Maruti Suzuki SX4 which is no longer sold in the Indian market?

The Suzuki SX4 S-Cross, which is sold in India as the Maruti Suzuki S-Cross, is all set to receive a generation upgrade in the European markets, and the new-gen model is slated to be revealed on November 25, 2021. Ahead of its official debut, images of the new SX4 S-Cross have surfaced online, giving us a proper look at the next-gen crossover from ...

In no-time Honda City outsold Hyundai Verna, which was the segment-topper earlier. And now the country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India is all set to bring in the new Ciaz aka Alivio, which will replace the SX4 in India.

Here are some key highlights and details that you should know about the upcoming Suzuki S-Cross

The SX4, when it was launched, created quite an impact. However, the launch of the subcompact sedans dented its sales and Maruti Suzuki was left wondering about the ideal successor for the SX4. It was only when they showcased the concept car at the Delhi Auto Expo, did we get to see the direction in which they were going.

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.

Of all the new products that the Indo-Japanese carmaker is planning to bring in, the SX4 S-Cross will be the first that is already on sale in Europe. Interestingly, the company has started testing the vehicle in India.

Maruti Suzuki India, the countrys largest carmaker, is aiming big with Ciaz in the A3 plus segment which replaces its SX4 sedan.

The big day has finally arrived when Maruti is all set to launch the Ciaz, which will replace the not-so-successful SX4 in India. If compared with its closest rivals, the Ciaz is the least powerful car; however, there is lot more going in its favour.

After failing to make an impact with Baleno and SX4 in the mid-sized sedan segment, Maruti Suzuki India is here with the all new Ciaz. Launched in the price bracket of Rs 6.99 - 9.80 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), Ciaz replaces SX4 in the country.

Very seldom does Maruti Suzuki want to put the past behind, given it's overall leadership position in the Indian market. However, the compact sedan segment has proved to be a tough nut to crack for Maruti - the initial response to the SX4 was great, which then flagged off when the DZire arrived.

According to Maruti, Ciaz (diesel) will be India's most fuel efficient car with an efficiency of 26.21 kmpl. Currently, Honda City (diesel) is the most fuel efficient car in the country, returning 26 kmpl (ARAI certified). The petrol variant of Ciaz has a fuel efficiency of 20.73 kmpl, the best amongst the sedans of its class, Maruti says.

Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) has finally taken the SX4 off the production line in order to start the upcoming Ciaz's production. Considering the fact that the new sedan has often been spotted testing in the country and now that MSI has also commenced its production, there is little doubt that Ciaz is poised to be launched in India pretty soon.

Senior BJP leader and Union Minister for Rural Development Gopinath Munde died this morning after a road accident in Delhi.

India's largest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki is planning to launch several new models in the next 12 months, including two crossovers - XA Alpha or iV4 and SX4 S-Cross. While the XA Alpha will be a sub-compact SUV, to be pitted against the Ford EcoSport, the SX4 S-Cross will rival Renault Duster and Nissan Terrano.