Looks sporty and well equipped.
Looks handsome and rugged.
In highways the mileage improves.
Is firm but no uncomfortable.
Good strong performance.
Decent handling.
Lacks quality and space.
Lacks presence.
Not as plush as rivals.
Lacks refinement.
Steering is not feelsome.
| Variant | Price | Specifications | |
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| New |
₹ 22.70 Lakh*
Ex-Showroom Price
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Manual , 5 seater, Upcoming
Launch Date: Apr 17, 2020
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Alert Me When Launched |
Watch latest video reviews of Maruti Grand Vitara to know about its interiors, exteriors, performance, mileage and more.
| Variant | Mileage (City) | Mileage (Highway) |
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| Diesel | kmpl | kmpl |
The Grand Vitara was launched in 2007 and in 2009 it had recieved an update. The new Vitara is better looking than the previous version. The rising waistline with wrap-around head & tail lamps, flared wheel arches impart a rich and sporty look. The Vitara recieved some styling changes a few years back wuth new grille, front-bumper, 17 inch alloys. The rear is sporty and spare wheel at the back giving a SUV look. The new Grand Vitara 2.4 comes with a 2.4 litre VVT (Variable Valve Timing) engine that delivers a maximum power of 163.5 bhp @ 6000 rpm and a torque of 225 NM @ 4000 rpm. The VVT engine on the new Grand Vitara 2.4 delivers a balanced mix of power and efficiency. The engine is good on performance and the gearbox is smooth as well. The new Grand Vitara 2.4 comes in two variants where you get a 5-speed Manual Transmission and a 4-speed Automatic Transmission. The interior is black for sporty effect and it is good looking too.
The interior display in the car has a Multi Information Display (MID) providing easy to read and accurate vehicle information like Cruising range, Average speed and instantaneous fuel consumption, besides “low-fuel” warning. A centre speaker coupled with a 6-CD changer brings in a surround-sound effect. Improved acoustics and a redesigned power train helps in lower noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) levels. A sliding centre-console armrest adds to passenger comfort. Space is not great and not exactly as rommy as rivals and quality too needs improvement. An All-time, 4-mode, 4-Wheel Drive (4WD) continues to ensure effective control across terrains. Disc brakes in the rear wheels, that ensure superior braking, provide additional safety dimension to the Grand Vitara 2.4. The handling is better than the previous version and it feels stable.
The ride is a bit on stiff side but the road holding is good and it does not bounce around. The relatively small size means that it is easier to drive in the city. The refinement levels in the car are average though. The mileage of the Vitara is perhaps its biggest weak point and that is why it has lost out on sales. It does not have a diesel engine in its range and that hampers. The mileage of the Vitara is about 8 kmpl in city and in highways it is about 10 kmpl. The new Vitara is better looking than the previous version. The rising waistline with wrap-around head & tail lamps, flared wheel arches impart a rich and sporty look. The Vitara recieved some styling changes a few years back wuth new grille, front-bumper, 17 inch alloys. The rear is sporty and spare wheel at the back giving a SUV look. The Vitara is priced at Rs 17.3 lakhs to 18.7 lakhs ex-showroom Delhi. For a detailed analysis read below
The interior is black for sporty effect and it is good looking too. The interior display in the car has a Multi Information Display (MID) providing easy to read and accurate vehicle information like Cruising range, Average speed and instantaneous fuel consumption, besides “low-fuel” warning. A centre speaker coupled with a 6-CD changer brings in a surround-sound effect. Improved acoustics and a redesigned power train helps in lower noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) levels. A sliding centre-console armrest adds to passenger comfort. Space is not great and not exactly as roomy as rivals and quality too needs improvement.
The new Vitara is better looking than the previous version. The rising waistline with wrap-around head & tail lamps, flared wheel arches impart a rich and sporty look. The Vitara got some styling changes a few years back with new grille, front-bumper, 17 inch alloys. The rear is sporty and spare wheel at the back giving a SUV look.
The mileage of the Vitara is perhaps its biggest weak point and that is why it has lost out on sales. It does not have a diesel engine in its range and that hampers. The mileage of the Vitara is about 8 kmpl in city and in highways it is about 10 kmpl.
The ride is a bit on stiff side but the road holding is good and it does not bounce around. The relatively small size means that it is easier to drive in the city. The refinement levels in the car are average though.
The new Grand Vitara 2.4 comes with a 2.4 litre VVT (Variable Valve Timing) engine that delivers a maximum power of 163.5 bhp @ 6000 rpm and a torque of 225 NM @ 4000 rpm. The VVT engine on the new Grand Vitara 2.4 delivers a balanced mix of power and efficiency. The engine is good on performance and the gearbox is smooth as well. The new Grand Vitara 2.4 comes in two variants: 5-speed Manual Transmission (5 front + 1 reverse) and 4-speed Automatic Transmission (4 front + 1 reverse).
An All-time, 4-mode, 4-Wheel Drive (4WD) continues to ensure effective control across terrains. Disc brakes in the rear wheels, that ensure superior braking, provide additional safety dimension to the Grand Vitara 2.4. The handling is better than the previous version and it feels stable.
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Great vehicle for going on long drives. I have driven to Bhutan and Nepal from Delhi and it was awesome. Very reliable vehicle. I am thrilled to own it even today. There are better options but Maruti cars are the best. It has comfortable seats and it has good suspension. The steering is easy to turn and makes your drive
Excellent vehicle. My brother now uses my car for the desert storm with modifications. When it was in factory condition i enjoyed driving it. Then it got old and he decided to participate in the desert storm with it. It is a capable vehicle but now it looks out dated. Even the features are not quite upto date with the
Although Maruti hardly sells the Grand Vitara, one can get a less used model from the used car market for 3-6 lac rupees and trust me, in this much, the Vitara is one hell of a 4x4 SUV. Yes it is not efficient but u can always put a CNG kit and save money. The car comes with all the
it is very stylish with good comfort.it have amazing off-roading capacity.....it is best SUV among fortuner,outlander,pajero,montero,endeavour and tucson.....
maruti cannot think of changing interiors in grand vitara to evoke sales. can't you realise why g.v. is not accepted in market since its so long launch compare to other suvs. just change interiors rest allis good.
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