Maruti Kizashi expected to rope in success for Maruti
Published On Mar 08, 2011 03:29 PM By Meenal for Maruti Kizashi
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Maruti Kizashi, the premium car model rolled out from the undisputed leader Maruti Suzuki India is all set to take the Indian auto industry by storm. The auto company who holds the heart in the compact car segment, last month launched Maruti Kizashi. The premium luxury car is the most expensive wagon from Maruti, after the launch of the sedan the auto industry experts were not sure of this luxury to be seen much.
It is being speculated that Maruti Suzuki has great strategy in its hands, according to the reports Maruti has received a great response for its luxury sedan. Maruti Kizashi has registered almost 400 bookings till date and will carry a waiting period of three months. As per the sources, the car delivery will commence from March 10.
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R C Bhargava Chairman at Maruti Suzuki said that the company has observed a great demand for Maruti Kizashi and the company is elated with the response from the Indian buyers. He said that the car delivery will commence by the mid of the month, already 400 orders have been placed.
As per the reports Maruti Grand Vitara a petrol run SUV could not create much hype in the diesel dominated utility vehicle auto market. The two cars are loaded with 2.4 litre petrol mill.
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Maurti Kizashi was introduced on 2nd February at a price range of Rs 16.5 lakh for manual transmission and Rs 17.5 lakh for automatic transmission. The new Maruti Kizashi has gunned against Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla in the A4 segment and Honda Accord, Toyota Camry in the A5 segment.
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Maruti has now ordered a second shipment of almost 350 cars from Suzuki Motor Japan. Shashank Srivastava, Chief General Manager (Marketing), Maruti Suzuki said that for Maruti Kizashi there is no manufacturing constraint in Japan.
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