1) 800 - The first car to roll out from the company was Maruti Suzuki 800 in 1983. The car is the classic middle class man car with affordable pricing and decent fuel economy. It is now available in petrol, diesel and LPG versions.
2) A-STAR – The car was specially built on Total Effective Control Technology concept which absorbs the impact energy away from passengers during collisions.
3) ALTO – Alto was a makeover of the 800 model with same engine power and torque but increased fuel efficiency. It also had a modern version of Alto K 10.
4) EECO – After a bad beginning with the Versa model, the company rolled out the Eeco version in 2010 which is not so attractive in its looks but has wide spacing between the seats.
5) ESTILO – The pricing and styling are the pros of this model whereas it lags in transmission and gear changing. The interiors are quite refreshing with a classy sedan look and exteriors are of a hatchback.
6) GRAND VITARA – The original version was launched in 2008 and due to its high popularity the company immediately launched its successor in 2009 under same name with different variants.
7) GYPSY – It was an off-road terrain vehicle in 1984 with a jeep appearance. The uncomfortable seating caused the closure of the model.
8) WAGON R –
Maruti Wagon R cars are extremely spacious from inside and sold many units in a short time.
9) OMNI – This model was the most comparative big car during its launch and made a big success story.
10) RITZ –
Maruti Ritz cars had a unique look with its very impressive fuel efficiency. The car was made safer by addition of various safety devices.
11) SX 4 – The design was influenced by European style with spacious interiors but available only in petrol version.
12) SWIFT – It has cheeky looks with excellent driving comfort. The car was a big success and made a good platform for the launch of Swift Dzire.
13) SWIFT DZIRE – The car had classy interiors with good handling. The only flaw is the lack of seat spacing.
