5 Things That 4th-Gen Maruti Dzire Offers Over The New Honda Amaze

The compact sedan segment is fired up after ages and the reason is the two fierce competitors ushering in a new era of some really steaming options with the launch of the new-gen Maruti Dzire and the Updated Honda Amaze. And as for the rivalry, it is pretty exciting to witness the length to which each segment is pushing to be able to have that edge over each other and that is something that we will be exploring in this section. We take you through the top things that the Dzire offers over the Honda Amaze but before that, make sure you don't forget to join our 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel, tailored for all the passionate petrolheads out there, just like us!

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Sunroof

The updated Maruti Dzire now becomes the first sedan in its segment to offer a sunroof. It comes with a single-pane electric sunroof, a feature that has gained popularity among Indian buyers, and one that the Honda Amaze doesn't offer. Whether or not it's a must-have feature is up for debate, but there's no denying that it adds a sense of space to the cabin and is a nice touch for those who enjoy a little extra sunlight while driving.

Bigger Infotainment Screen

The Maruti Dzire now features a larger 9-inch touchscreen display, surpassing the 8-inch unit offered in the Honda Amaze. This screen, which is also found in other Maruti models, supports wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for seamless connectivity. Additionally, it doubles up as the display for the 360-degree camera, enhancing the safety feature with better visibility and functionality.

TPMS

The Maruti Dzire comes equipped with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System, a valuable safety feature that alerts drivers to any significant changes in tire pressure, helping to prevent potential issues like blowouts. In contrast, the newly updated Honda Amaze does not offer this feature, making the Dzire a more comprehensive option for those seeking added convenience and safety. TPMS is a small yet important feature that contributes to the overall safer driving on the roads.

360-Degree Camera

When it comes to safety, the Maruti Dzire stands out with a 5-star rating in GNCAP crash tests, along with 6 airbags as standard. It goes beyond the basics by offering a segment-first 360-degree camera, which adds an extra layer of convenience and safety. This feature is particularly useful when maneuvering through tight spaces or navigating narrow roads in hilly terrains, making driving a lot easier and stress-free. This is something that the Amaze could have offered with the latest update.

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Footwell Lighting

The new Dzire adds a touch of convenience and sophistication with its footwell lighting, enhancing the interior ambiance and making it easier to find your way in low-light conditions. This feature is notably absent in the new Honda Amaze, which lacks this subtle yet practical touch. Footwell lighting in the Dzire not only elevates the cabin experience but also offers improved visibility, especially during nighttime driving or when entering and exiting the car.