Maruti has launched a mildly facelifted version of the SX4.
Maruti SX4 facelift launched
Refreshed SX4 gets minor styling updates and better fuel efficiency.
1 min read•29 Mar '13
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The refreshed SX4 gets slightly reworked front styling like the updated grille and reworked front bumper.
The interior gets a new dual-tone black and beige shade. The AC vents and inside door handles get chrome surrounds and marble print trim. The wing mirrors are now electrically foldable and now come with turn-indicators on them.
Customers can also opt for a touch-screen unit that features integrated Bluetooth, audio and navigation.
As earlier, the SX4 is available in two trim levels with petrol, diesel and CNG fuel options. According to Maruti, the SX4 petrol now delivers fuel efficiency of 16.7kpl, while the diesel is good for 21.79kpl and the CNG gives 22.1 km/kg.
Maruti has not changed the prices for the updated SX4. The base petrol variant, VXI is priced at Rs 7.39 lakh while the base diesel VDI costs Rs 8.27lakh. The top-end petrol variant, ZXI is priced at Rs 8.25 lakh while the diesel version, ZDI tops at Rs 9.22 lakh. The SX4 VXI CNG is priced at Rs 7.99 lakh
(All prices, ex-showroom, Delhi).
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