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Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara

₹10.77 - ₹19.72 Lakh*

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KIA Seltos

₹11.00 - ₹21.82 Lakh*

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Safety

Airbag Details, ISOFIX (Child-Seat Mount), Overspeed Warning, ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)

Comfort & Convenience

Ventilated Seats, Cruise Control, AC, Rear AC Vents

Engine & Transmission

Engine Capacity, Engine Type, No. of Cylinders, Fuel Type

Dimensions & Capacity

Length, Width, Height, Wheelbase

Brakes, Suspension & Tyres

Front Suspension, Rear Suspension, Front Brakes, Rear Brakes

Exterior

Power Windows, Rear Wiper, Rear Defogger, Daytime Running Lights

Instrumentation
Adjustable Cluster Brightness, Gear Indicator
Adjustable Cluster Brightness
All Variants
40 Variants
Gear Indicator

Infotainment & Communication

Voice Command, Display Screen for Rear Passengers, Bluetooth Compatibility, Gesture Control

Warranty
Basic Warranty, Extended Warranty
Basic Warranty
3 Years/100000 Kms
3 Years/ Unlimited Kms
Extended Warranty
Upto 6 Years/160000 kms
Upto 7 Years

Pros & Cons

Pros, Cons

Pros	One of the most fuel-efficient C-Segment SUVs in its segment with 20+ kmpl claimed mileage The only SUV in the segment with a proper hybrid powertrain with EV mode Affordable AWD drivetrain with Suzuki AllGrip system offers good capabilities to the vehicle Loaded with features such as a panoramic sunroof, wireless charging, wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, 360-camera, ventilated seats, 9-inch touchscreen infotainment, and more The base variant offers a decent number of features such as ESP, hill-start assist, automatic climate control, all-4 power windows, dual-functional LED DRLs, projector halogen headlamp Comes with a factory-fitted CNG It offers a good ride quality with well-tuned suspension and good driving dynamics Backed by Maruti’s vast sales and service network The Grand Vitara benefits from Toyota's expertise in hybrid powertrains, as the hybrid system is sourced directly from Toyota	Sharp, aggressive styling offers a strong road presence Longest in the segment, translating to generous cabin space and legroom The new platform and revised suspension deliver a comfortable ride quality Feature-rich from the base variant itself Strong safety kit offered across the range Well-laid-out, practical cabin with easy-to-reach controls Wide engine lineup: 1.5L NA petrol, 1.5L turbo petrol, and 1.5L diesel
Cons	Due to the hybrid battery, the boot in the hybrid variants is smaller than the regular variants The use of hard plastic inside the cabin takes away the premium feel The roof liner of the panoramic roof feels so flimsy The three-cylinder hybrid engine makes a lot of noise when in petrol mode It misses on features like electric seat adjustment, rain sensing wiper, ADAS, and more The hybrid powertrain is available in two top-of-the-line variants which are a bit pricey Not as engaging as the KIA Seltos, Hyundai Creta, and Skoda Kushaq in terms of driving The engine is tuned to give mileage which feels lethargic sometimes AWD is available in a single variant with manual transmission only and with a non-hybrid engine only No turbo-petrol or diesel engine on offer	The diesel automatic lacks excitement behind the wheel Top variant misses premium features like an electric co-driver seat, powered tailgate, and rear seat ventilation Turbo-petrol misses a proper manual gearbox option The new design is a bit polarising and may not appeal to everyone. Excessive Number Variants can Confuse Buyers Rivals offers much more accurate handling

App Features

Connected-car / app, Remote ac on off, Remote Boot Open, Remote Car Lock/Unlock via App

ADAS Features

blind spot collision avoidance assist, forward collision warning, oncoming lane mitigation, Rear Collision Assist

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