Maruti Suzuki Offers Rs 2000 Discount On S-Presso; Rs 6500 For Alto K-10


Mohul Ghosh

Mohul Ghosh

Sep 03, 2024


Maruti Suzuki, India’s largest automaker, has announced price cuts on two of its popular hatchbacks—the Alto K10 and S-Presso. This move aims to boost sales during the festive season, which is typically a high-demand period for automobiles. However, the company, like many others in the industry, is grappling with a significant sales slowdown.

Maruti Suzuki Offers Rs 2000 Discount On S-Presso; Rs 6500 For Alto K-10
S-Presso Car

Price Reductions and Impact

The Alto K10, known for its affordability and reliability, now sees a marginal price reduction of Rs. 6,500 on its top-end VXi trim. Prices for the Alto K10 range from Rs. 3.99 lakh to Rs. 5.8 lakh. On the other hand, the S-Presso, which offers a micro SUV stance and higher ground clearance, gets a Rs. 2,000 price drop across all its variants. The S-Presso’s prices start at Rs. 4.26 lakh and go up to Rs. 5.95 lakh.

Whether these minor price corrections will translate into increased sales remains to be seen. However, the timing of these cuts, coinciding with the festive season, could attract price-sensitive buyers looking for a good deal.

Engine and Performance

Both the Alto K10 and S-Presso are equipped with Maruti’s 1-liter, 3-cylinder K-Series petrol engine, delivering 66 Bhp and 89 Nm of torque. Buyers have the option of a 5-speed manual or an automated manual transmission (AMT). Additionally, both models offer petrol-CNG variants, catering to those who prioritize fuel efficiency.

Target Audience

The Alto K10 is ideal for first-time buyers seeking a budget-friendly, no-nonsense city car with peppy performance. Its compact dimensions and light weight make it popular in hilly regions as well. The S-Presso, with its higher ground clearance and SUV-like stance, appeals to those who want the same reliability as the Alto K10 but with added versatility for rougher terrains.

Enhanced Safety Features

Maruti Suzuki has also enhanced the safety features on both models, now offering Electronic Stability Program (ESP) as standard across all trims. This system, which integrates with existing ABS and EBD hardware, helps prevent loss of control on slippery roads, ensuring a safer driving experience.

Conclusion

Maruti Suzuki’s price cuts for the Alto K10 and S-Presso come at a crucial time as the company strives to clear dealer inventories and boost sales during the festive season. While it remains to be seen if these adjustments will reverse the sales slump, they certainly make these popular hatchbacks more attractive to budget-conscious buyers.


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