TORQPULSE Feature: The Maruti Suzuki Dzire — Compact Sedan for the Smart Buyer
Introduction
Welcome to TORQPULSE’s spotlight review of the Maruti Suzuki Dzire. If you are after a compact sedan that offers everyday usability with brand backing, the Dzire is a stand-out contender. This article is tailored for the TORQPULSE reader — someone who appreciates value, practicality and clear insights. We’ll walk through the key specifications, pricing in India, what makes it a strong pick — and where to exercise caution — all in your blog-friendly tone.
Specification Overview
Here’s a neatly presented table of the major specifications of the Dzire in the Indian market:
Parameter Value
Seating Capacity 5 persons
Engine Displacement 1,197 cc (petrol)
Maximum Power ~80 bhp (petrol version)
Maximum Torque ~111.7 Nm
Claimed Mileage ~24.79 kmpl for petrol manual variant
Boot Space ~378 litres (various listings)
Ground Clearance ~163 mm
Transmission Options Manual and AMT/AGS variants depending on trim
Body Type Compact sedan
Pricing Snapshot in India
here’s the latest price perspective:
Ex-showroom starting price: ≈ ₹ 6.26 lakh for the base petrol manual variant.
Upper end (top-trim variants): up to ≈ ₹ 9.31 lakh (ex-showroom) depending on variant, fuel type and transmission.
On-road pricing (in metros like Delhi) will be higher—estimates show roughly ₹ 7.1 lakh onwards for base variants.
Why the Dzire Works — TORQPULSE Perspective
Value for money: In the compact sedan segment, getting a trusted brand, decent boot space and decent mileage for under ₹8-10 lakh puts you in a sweet spot.
Everyday practicality: With a 5-person seating capacity and a boot that can handle family gear, the Dzire is well suited for urban + occasional highway use.
Fuel efficiency & cost-of-ownership: The claimed mileage (~24-25 kmpl) helps make running costs manageable — good talking point for budget-conscious readers.
Brand ecosystem: Being backed by the Maruti Suzuki network means good service availability, resale prospects and parts backup — all points your readers care about.
Trim options & flexibility: With manual/AMT, petrol and even CNG variants (in some markets) the Dzire allows buyers to tailor to their usage scenario.
What to Keep in Mind
Claimed vs real-world mileage: As always, real world usage in city traffic with A/C, load etc will yield lower figures than the claimed ~24-25 kmpl.
Variant matters: The base variant will cost less but also have fewer features; feature-rich trims come at higher cost. Always check detailed variant specs.
On-road cost: Ex-showroom price is only part of the story; registration, insurance, accessories etc add significantly, especially in metro cities.
Segment competition: While excellent in its segment, if readers want more space, power or premium features they might also want to compare with compact SUVs or higher sedans.
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