Maruti Suzuki Dzire S-CNG Launched, India Prices Start at Rs 8.14 Lakh

New Delhi: Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) on Tuesday stated it has launched its compact sedan Dzire with S-CNG expertise at a beginning worth of Rs 8.14 lakh (ex-showroom). The firm has launched the S-CNG trims priced at Rs 8.14 lakh and Rs 8.82 lakh. S-CNG automobiles are outfitted with clever injection system. Vehicles are tuned and calibrated to ship optimum efficiency and enhanced drivability throughout all types of terrains. Powered by 1.2-litre petrol engine, Dzire S-CNG delivers a peak energy of 57kW and a mileage of 31.12 km/kg, MSI stated in an announcement. 2023 Maruti Suzuki Baleno Launched in India at Rs 6.35 Lakh, Check Features & Specifications. "As the world pivots towards a greener future, the company has continually worked on expanding its growing portfolio of green vehicles. With transformative technology like the S-CNG, more and more customers are actively looking to switch to S-CNG vehicles to fulfill their mobility requirements," MSI Senior Executive Director (Marketing & Sales) Shashank Srivastava famous. Currently, the corporate has the biggest portfolio of 9 S-CNG automobiles, he added. "With low running costs and high fuel efficiency of S-CNG vehicles, their demand has tremendously gone up as we have witnessed a 19 per cent CAGR increase in our S-CNG sales in the past five years," Srivastava said. CAGR stands for compound annual development price. The launch of Dzire S-CNG will additional strengthen the automaker's imaginative and prescient of inexperienced mobility and catalyse the adoption of inexperienced automobiles in India, he said. The firm additional said that the mannequin's powertrain and suspension have been specifically tuned to supply higher engine sturdiness, larger mileage and security. The launch of the S-CNG automobile vary enhances the federal government's imaginative and prescient of decreasing oil import and enhancing the share of pure fuel within the nation's main vitality combine from 6.2 per cent now to fifteen per cent by 2030, MSI stated.