First, prices were slashed by more than Rs. 1 lakh when Maruti launched its compact SUV and now dual front airbags are standard on all trims because even the Vitara
Brezza gets those.
The Brezza gets navigation, keyless entry, push - button start, chilled glovebox and automatic climate control over the NuvoSport.
The Maruti Vitara
Brezza gets square wheel arches with short overhangs and the upright hood along with a 198 mm ground clearance that gives it an imposing stance.
The exteriors of the 2018 Maruti Vitara
Brezza gets some changes.
-- AMT version of the Maruti Brezza to be launched in India soon — 2018 Maruti
Brezza gets minor tweaks, prices increased from Rs. 4000 - 12,000 / --- Dual airbags and ABS now standard across the range
The 2018 Vitara
Brezza gets minor cosmetic updates, which include new black finish alloy wheels and all - black interiors with colour - matched interior trim, while chrome grille and rear garnish are now standard across all variants.
Maruti Vitara
Brezza gets 1.3 L DDiS diesel mill that belts out 90PS of power output and 200Nm of maximum torque mated to five - speed manual gearbox.
Maruti Vitara
Brezza gets bold and aggressive exteriors, the design is proportionate and don?t look odd in any manner.
The changes are too minimal to call it a mid-life makeover, however, the 2018 Maruti Suzuki Vitara
Brezza gets an important mechanical update - the automated manual transmission (AMT) or Auto Gear Shift (AGS) in Suzuki speak.
Fancier dual - tone option: Instead of wraps,
the Brezza gets proper painted contrast roof options right from the factory
While the Maruti Vitara
Brezza gets two top - end variants with features being the differentiating factor, the Ford EcoSport differentiates between the two variants on the basis of safety features and certain other features.
While the Vitara
Brezza gets four variants, including the top spec two tone option, the Tata Nexon gets two variants and the Mahindra TUV300 gets three variants.
Apart from the drive modes,
the Brezza gets all these features too.
The Vitara
Brezza got excellent response and... Read More
Not exact matches
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The Baby
Brezza makes wonderful puree and can
get the same score as the Cuisinart BFM - 1000.
But if you don't want to
get into the hassle of
getting anything fitted from the aftermarket, you can go for the
Brezza.
The Maruti Suzuki Vitara
Brezza spied in the images also
gets a set of black 17 - inch alloy wheels, the same ones on the top spec ZDI + model and a combination of a white two - tone roof.
Its biggest rival, the Maruti Suzuki Vitara
Brezza is offered only in a diesel manual trim, while the Ford EcoSport does
get a 6 - speed automatic, but only on the petrol engine variant.
When the
Brezza goes
get the diesel AMT option, it will be a 5 - speed unit just like the one available on the likes of the Dzire.
The
Brezza also
gets ISOFIX child seat anchors, rear parking sensors and high - speed alert in addition.
- The Nexon looks very appealing and different from other Tata cars — Will
get a new 1.5 - litre diesel engine — Will compete with the Maruti Vitara
Brezza, Renault Duster, Ford EcoSport, etc..
Like the Nexon AMT was launched in new «Etna Orange» colour, the Vitara
Brezza AMT also
gets a brand new shade of Orange called «Autumn Orange».
At the same time, Maruti could even
get the 1.0 - litre BoosterJet engine on the
Brezza.
Claiming to have received more than 70,000 inquiries and 20,000 bookings in just one fortnight, Maruti Suzuki's new Vitara
Brezza has definitely
got a head start... Read More
The Maruti Suzuki Vitara
Brezza AMT
gets new black wheels which is available in the top - spec variant
Claiming to have received more than 70,000 inquiries and 20,000 bookings in just one fortnight, Maruti Suzuki's new Vitara
Brezza has definitely
got a head start in the market.
Out of the five subcompact SUVs on the market today, the 2017 Ford Ecosport, Tata Nexon and the Honda WR - V come with petrol variants whereas the Mahindra TUV300 and the Maruti Suzuki Vitara
Brezza only
get diesel variants.
Maruti has also updated the entire Vitara
Brezza line - up with more safety features, and all variants
get dual front airbags, reverse parking sensors, ABS and EBD, along with high - speed alert as standard.
The seats of the
Brezza are well - shaped but a touch too soft in the lower back area, which could
get uncomfortable on really long drives.
The Nexon additionally
gets rear AC vents and sunroof (optional) which are missing in both the EcoSport and
Brezza.
Engine and transmission: The Vitara
Brezza is powered by a 1.3 - litre DDiS200 diesel engine that makes 90PS of power and 200Nm of torque, and
gets a choice of a 5 - speed manual transmission and a 5 - speed automated manual transmission.
The Vitara
Brezza and Swift are the most recent Maruti cars to
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Lastly, in terms of ground clearance, the Nexon
gets the highest ground clearance while the
Brezza and EcoSport are closely matched.
The Nexon and
Brezza ride on 16 - inch wheels while the EcoSport
gets 17 - inch wheels.
The Vitara
Brezza and Swift are the most recent Maruti cars to
get the AGS (Auto Gear Shift) technology
The Nexon also
gets a 6 - speed AMT gearbox while the Maruti does the job with a 5 - speed unit and because of the relatively smaller diesel engine, the
Brezza is more fuel - efficient than the Nexon.
The
Brezza and the EcoSport
get an all - black dashboard while the Nexon uses a layered three - tone dashboard.
The absence of a petrol engine is arguably the Vitara
Brezza's biggest drawback and it is heightened further with the fact petrol offerings are
getting back in the game
Things have
got back on track as the EcoSport managed to sell 4885 units last month while the Vitara
Brezza was the highest selling UV in the country with sales of 10,232 units.
So while the Vitara
Brezza will comfortably crawl in traffic in second and third gear, you will on occasion feel the need to shift down a gear and
get back in the powerband, even though the max torque kicks in at 1,750 rpm.
In fact the Maruti Vitara
Brezza is so well damped it superbly mixes up both comfortable driving when you need it while also providing stable dynamics when you feel the need to
get a bit more aggro!
The Maruti Vitara
Brezza spied in pearl white colour seems to be the base variant of the compact SUV as it misses out a lot of features such as projector headlamps, chrome bar on the grille, fog lamps, LED DRLs, alloy wheels, turn indicators on ORVMs and the front bumper
gets black plastic instead of the silver skid plate.
We have the homologation certification from iCAT for the Vitara
Brezza which is also India's first vehicle to
get this certificate.
Coming to the Toyota badged Baleno and
Brezza, the vehicles are likely to
get a different front fascia with a restyled bumper, headlights and grille.
The
Brezza, on the other hand, is the only car that
gets an AMT with the 90PS version of the 1.3 - litre diesel engine.
The
Brezza has been further rumoured to
get a petrol variant by August - September this year.
The
Brezza could
get some competition from the likes of Tata Motors Nexon which looks sporty and will be feature loaded.
We do hope that the people who have rushed to Maruti dealership in anticipation of
getting their hands on the Vitara
Brezza are soon handed over the keys.
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