Maruti Suzuki Launches Celerio Facelift At Rs 4.15 Lakh

  • Published October 5, 2017
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Just in time for the festive season, the facelift adds fresh appeal and a driver's airbag, but it comes at the cost of a price hike
Maruti Suzuki Celerio Facelift

Maruti Suzuki has launched the Celerio facelift at a starting price tag of Rs 4.15 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). That's a jump of about Rs 12,000 compared to the older Celerio LXi with a manual transmission. The top-of-the-line ZXi trim with AMT and optional safety kit now costs Rs 5.34 lakh, up from Rs 5.24 lakh. The variant-wise pricing of the new Celerio is as follows:

LXi: Rs 4.15 lakh

VXi: Rs 4.48 lakh

ZXi: Rs 4.74 lakh

VXi CNG: Rs 5.1 lakh

(all prices, ex-showroom Delhi)

Maruti Suzuki Celerio Facelift Dashboard

While driver airbag is standard across the range, expect to pay an additional Rs 15,000 to Rs 17,000 for passenger airbag and ABS. Automatic variants are available at a premium of Rs 43,000, except in case of the ZXi (O) trim, which only charges a modest premium of Rs 12,000 over the ZXi (O) manual variant. The most affordable LXi AMT variant has been shown the door making the VXi AMT your starting point for a two-pedal Celerio at Rs 4.91 lakh.

Changes in the 2017 Celerio include a new face with less chrome and a hexagonal air dam that replaces the trapezoidal opening on the earlier version. The fog lamps also receive a new housing that's similar to the one we saw on the recently-leaked Celerio X brochure. Around the back, the car looks pretty much the same as before with a couple of fresh creases on the bumper. Inside, the car remains identical to the outgoing model, save for the extra dose of beige for the seat upholstery.

Maruti Suzuki Celerio Facelift

The Celerio deserves a pat on the back for starting the 'automatic revolution' in India. The hatchback was the first mass-market offering to bring an affordable, frugal and simple automatic transmission. Buyers accepted the well-engineered solution, and AMT variants witnessed a consistent growth. Today, Maruti Suzuki offers AMT in five of its cars, two of which even have it with a diesel powertrain. Manufacturers like Tata, Mahindra, Renault, and Nissan also provide AMT in some of their vehicles while Hyundai is also working on its own version of AMT for an all-new hatchback set to go on sale in 2018.

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