Maruti Suzuki, the car pioneer in India, has propelled the limited-edition form of its prevalent hatchback—the WagonR Waltz Edition—just in time for the happy season (by means of HT Auto). This elite variation is estimated at ₹5.65 lakh (ex-showroom) and brags a few updates in plan and highlights, both interior and out.
The Wagon R Waltz version is based on the LXi trim and comes with an unassuming premium of ₹10,000 for the included features.
Exterior and Insides Enhancements
As per the distribution, the extraordinary version brings a new tasteful to the outside, counting a chrome-accented front grille, haze lights, wheel curve cladding, side skirts, bumper watches, and body-side moldings. Interior the cabin, buyers will discover a unused insides styling bundle that includes energy, total with creator situate covers, floor mats, a touchscreen infotainment framework, updated speakers, a security framework, and a switch stopping camera.

Performance and Specifications
Under the hood, the Waltz Version holds the same mechanical setup as the standard WagonR. It proceeds to be advertised with the dependable 1.0-litre and 1.2-litre K-Series petrol motors, with a CNG alternative accessible in a detuned form of the 1.0-litre motor. Transmission choices incorporate a 5-speed manual and an AMT, with the CNG adaptation constrained to manual transmission.
On the security front, the WagonR is prepared with double airbags, ABS with EBD, Electronic Soundness Control (ESC), and Slope Hold help (for the AMT variation), guaranteeing peace of intellect for drivers.
Since its dispatch in 1999, the Maruti Suzuki WagonR has reliably topped deals charts, with over 32.5 lakh units sold in India. The brand hit its to begin with major turning point of 10 lakh units in 2012, taken after by another 10 lakh by 2017. As of late, the company celebrated crossing the 30 lakh deals check in 2023.
In terms of showcase execution, the WagonR has expanded its share in the mid-hatchback fragment, coming to a commanding 64 per cent advertise share in FY2025, up from 61 percent in the past monetary year.

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