Maruti Suzuki S-Presso official accessories revealed

    Maruti’s Kwid-fighter can be spruced up with a host of accessories including infotainment systems, interior and exterior body accents, alloy wheels and other equipment.

    Published On Oct 02, 2019 06:00:00 AM

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    Maruti Suzuki S-Presso official accessories revealed

    Expanding its extensive range of hatchbacks, Maruti Suzuki recently launched the S-Presso at an introductory price of Rs 3.69-4.91 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The budget hatch is powered by a BS6 iteration of the automaker’s tried-and-tested 1.0-litre petrol engine that churns out 68hp and 90Nm of torque. Transmission duties are handled by a 5-speed manual unit as standard, with the convenience of an optional AMT gearbox also on offer. 

    In order to tap into the rising popularity of SUVs in our market, Maruti has positioned the S-Presso as a ‘micro-SUV’ and has designed its latest offering accordingly, with an upright stance, boxy proportions, a high 180mm ground clearance, large 14-inch wheels and body cladding all over. The S-Presso is available in four trim levels; and while the base Std variant is sparsely equipped, the range-topping VXi+ packs in some goodies like a 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system. 

    For customers who would further like to personalise and spruce up their ‘micro-SUV’, Maruti is offering a whole host of official accessories that can be added for an added cost. Read on to find out the various customisation options available on the new S-Presso.  

    Exteriors

    • Body graphics and decals – Rs 1,590

    • Front, side and rear skid plates – Rs 1,490-3,490 

    • Rear spoiler – Rs 3,290 

    • Daytime running lamps (DRLs) – Rs 9,990

    • Machine-finished alloy wheels – Rs 5,590 (per unit)

    • Wheel-arch cladding – Rs 4,290

    • Side cladding – Rs 3,990 

    • Body side moulding – Rs 2,890

    • Front-grille garnish – Rs 1,490 

    • Door visor – Rs 1,090

    • Backdoor garnish – Rs 990

    Interiors

    • Seat covers – Rs 5,490-6,790

    • Interior styling kit with coloured accents – Rs 4,990

    • Steel door sills – Rs 690

    • Floor mats – Rs 990-1,690 

    Infotainment system 

    • Rear-seat entertainment screen – Rs 11,110

    • Touchscreen infotainment system – Rs 15,990-26,250

    • 2-DIN infotainment system – Rs 8,690-13,819

    • 1-DIN infotainment system – Rs 5,149-8,550

    • Speakers – Rs 1,025-5,290

    Other accessories 

    • Wheel covers

    • Mud flaps

    • Body cover

    • Reverse-parking camera and display

    • Reverse-parking sensor display 

    • Air purifier

    • Child seat

    Instead of the individual accessory items, customers can opt for either of two styling packages – called Energetic Package and Expedition Package - that bundle together a number of exterior and interior trim features. For Rs 27,490, the Energetic package adds seat covers with colour accents, front and rear skid plates, bumper bezel garnish, rear spoiler, body side moulding, stylised floor mats and a steering wheel cover. The Expedition Package, which can be opted for Rs 26,490, includes accessories like special seat covers, skids plates, door visor, door and wheel arch cladding, steering wheel cover and coloured door trim garnish.   

    The S-Presso rivals the likes of the Maruti Suzuki Alto K10, Datsun Redigo and the Renault Kwid facelift in our market. 

    Also see:

    Maruti Suzuki S-Presso vs rivals: Fuel-efficiency comparison

    Maruti Suzuki S-Presso price, variants explained

    2019 Maruti Suzuki S-Presso launched at Rs 3.69 lakh

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