Research: Maruti Ritz Price & Models

Maruti Ritz is a premium hatchback from India's leading car maker Maruti Suzuki. The car's competition in India include Skoda Fabia and Jazz. The versions of ...Read More

Maruti Ritz is a premium hatchback from India's leading car maker Maruti Suzuki. The car's competition in India include Skoda Fabia and Jazz.
The versions of Maruti Ritz being sold in India include Maruti Ritz Lxi, Maruti Ritz Vxi, Maruti Ritz Ldi, Maruti Ritz Zxi and Maruti Ritz Vdi. The price of the base model Maruti Ritz Lxi is around Rs. 3.9 lakh (ex-showroom, New Delhi), while the high-end version Maruti Ritz Vdi is sold at around Rs. 5 lakh (ex-showroom, New Delhi).

Maruti Ritz has overall length of 3715 mm, overall width of 1680 mm and overall height of 1620 mm. The ground clearance of the car is 170 mm. Kerb weight of the car is 1110 kg while fuel tank capacity is 43 liter. The 5-door car has seating capacity of 5 persons. The 1248 cc car offers maximum power of 75 ps @ 4000 rpm and maximum torque of 190 Nm @ 2000 rpm. The car offers mileage of 18 km/liter on high ways, 13.5 km/liter on city roads and overall the car offers mileage of 14.4 km/liter.

Maruti Ritz has all the standard features available in the cars of its category. The high-end version Maruti Ritz Vdi has air conditioner, power windows, power steering, immobilizer, cup holders, folding rear-seat, tubeless tyres, central locking, remote boot/fuel-lid, tachometer, child safety locks and front fog lights. Maruti Ritz is available in various colors like superior white, silky silver, bakers chocolate, glistening grey, racing green, fire brick red, blue blaze and midnight black.
Maruti Suzuki launched the hatchback Ritz in India in May 2009. The car was launched in both petrol and diesel versions. Manufactured at the Gurgaon plant of the company, it was equipped with K12M engine. The car was the first Bharat Stage-IV emission norms compliant car in India.

Maruti is planning to export Ritz to Asian markets. The one probable market may be Indonesia. Collapse