There is an efficient SUV in the segment, which has all the features one would want. The hybrid powertrain, good fuel economy, and spacious cabin perfectly suits family and everyday commuters. Balanced performance, sleek design, and modern features add a complement of comfort and style.
Battery Performance
The Maruti Grand Vitara hybrid is a great feature for fuel efficiency and performance without adding any battery strain. The mileage figures attest to the claim: ARAI mileage stands at 27.97 kmpl and city consumption at 25.45 kmpl. The electric motor complements the power from the engine supplementing the overall efficiency of the vehicle.
Processor and Camera
Under the hood, the Grand Vitara runs on the power of a 1490 cc 3-cylinder petrol engine. It produces maximum power of 91.18 bhp at 5500 rpm and highest torque of 122 Nm in the range of 4400-4800 rpm. The drive is particularly seamless in city conditions as a driving experience because of the hybridization. It does have this advanced driver assistance stuff that can make driving a little easier but does not really have any camera system.

Other Specifications
The Grand Vitara comes with a five-seat capacity and is good for families. The Grand Vitara offers automatic transmission for easy driving and also comes with a boot space of 373 litres, enough to carry the luggage. This SUV has a ground clearance of 210 mm, suitable for city’s roads and also rough terrains. A fuel tank capacity of 45 litres is good enough for long distances without filling up frequently; plus, the SUV has a premium and fully equipped interior, making it more comfortable and appealing overall.
Price, Offers, and Variants
The Maruti Grand Vitara is available in various variants, each offering different features depending on one’s budget and preference. Despite being an economical option in its segment, the average service cost is expected to be around Rs. 5,130.8 per year for five years. The Grand Vitara is, therefore, a very competitive option given its attractive pricing and easy financing terms.
