Maruti Suzuki Dzire is the most selling car in India along with the company’s very own small hatchback Alto. The compact Sedan segment is the most popular one in Indian car market and every car maker wants to cash in on it. The segment was once started by the Tata Indigo and then later joined by the likes of Honda Amaze, Ford Figo Aspire, and Volkswagen Ameo.
The Maruti Suzuki Dzire is although the clear choice of the Indian customer so much so that it has a waiting period of more than 4 months. However, the car maker has reportedly ramped up the production of the car which will bring down the waiting period to less than 1 month.
Maruti Suzuki Ramps Up The Production For Dzire
Maruti Suzuki Dzire has been awarded the most selling car in the Indian car market and the kind of features it offers for the money we aren’t really surprised. Keeping in mind the huge demand for the car, Maruti Suzuki has increased the production of the Dzire.
Although the car has a huge fan following and ticks all the right boxes, not a lot of people are comfortable waiting for more than 4 months. This makes them look elsewhere towards the Ameo and the Amaze. The Volkswagen and Ford offerings have a long list of features and come for similar price as well. Although they cannot match Maruti Suzuki’s large service network but manage to give a tough fight to the Dzire when it comes to the overall package.
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Features of the Maruti Suzuki Dzire
The updated Maruti Suzuki Dzire which was launched a few months ago came with an improved overall package over the previous generation. The boot now seems better integrated into the car’s design and the presence of LED headlamps and tail lights make it look pretty 2017.
The Dzire like any other Maruti Suzuki car comes with a lot of features on board and is finally head to head with the competition. It comes with a large infotainment display which is equipped with Apple Carplay and Android Auto.
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