Maruti Fronx Gets a Variant Rejig – 6 Variants Standard, Delta+ (O) Dropped

The popular crossover sits between the Baleno premium hatchback and the Brezza compact SUV

The Maruti Fronx has received a slight shuffle in its portfolio with 6 variants as standard, along with the discontinuation of one trim. Fronx is a crossover which has done decently well on the sales charts in the last couple of years. It offers a unique product for car buyers away from the established hatchbacks and SUVs. That has been its USP for the vast majority of the populace. For now, let us glance at the details of this latest rejig of the variants.

Maruti Fronx Gets a Variant Rejig

Now the Maruti Fronx is available in Sigma 1.2, Delta 1.2, Delta 1.0, Zeta 1.0 and Alpha 1.0 trims. Apart from the base Sigma 1.2, every other variant is available with the option of manual or automatic transmissions. Furthermore, the Sigma 1.2 and Delta 1.2 models can also be had with a CNG mill. Finally, the Delta 1.0, Zeta 1.0 and Alpha 1.0 versions get the peppy turbo petrol engine for a spirited driving experience. Interestingly, the Delta+ (O) avatar has been discontinued. It used to bear a retail sticker of Rs 8.96 lakh with the manual and Rs 9.46 lakh, ex-showroom for the AMT.

Maruti Fronx

The Maruti Fronx is one of the most feature-packed products in its class. Modern car buyers need all the bells and whistles in their vehicles. That is why car companies equip their cars with the latest tech and convenience amenities. Some of the main attractions of the Maruti Fronx include:

• 9-inch Touchscreen Infotainment Display with SmartPlay Pro
• Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Onboard Voice Assistant with “Hi Suzuki” Command
• Over-the-Air (OTA) Update
• USB and Bluetooth Connectivity
• 6-speaker ARKAMYS Surround Sense Audio System
• Tilt Adjustment for Steering Wheel
• Electrically Foldable ORVMs
• Keyless Entry
• Wireless Charger
• Cruise Control
• Paddle Shifters
• Steering-Mounted Controls
• 60:40 Split Rear Seats
• Height Adjustable Driver Seat
• Front and Rear Adjustable Headrest
• Automatic Climate Control
• LED Multi-Reflector Headlamp
• 6 Airbags
• Electronic Stability Program
• Hill Hold Assist
• Reverse Parking Sensors
• All 3-Point ELR Seat Belts
• ISOFIX Child Seat Mounts
• Manual IRVM (Day/Night)
• Head-Up Display
• Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
• Hill Hold Assist

Under its hood, you will find multiple powertrain alternatives. These include a 1.2-litre 4-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol and a 1.0-litre 3-cylinder turbo petrol mill. These produce 90 PS / 113 Nm and 100 PS / 147 Nm of peak power and torque, respectively. Performing transmission duties is a 5-speed manual or an AMT. In the CNG guise, the 1.2-litre avatar generates a healthy 78 PS and 99 Nm of peak power and torque. The prices range from Rs 7.54 lakh to Rs 13.06 lakh, ex-showroom.

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