For hatchbacks and sedans, offers range between Rs 40,000 and Rs 80,000 while SUVs and multi-purpose vehicles carry benefits exceeding Rs 1 lakh.
The Celerio VXi AMT priced at Rs 459,000 is a the best deal.
The Maruti Celerio isn't a game changer but an average performer in many areas.
The country's biggest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki India, has raised concerns about the continuing slide in small car sales.
The Maruti Celerio diesel is a peppy car to drive with the right ergonomics.
The first diesel car from Maruti Suzuki, Celerio diesel is pitted against Hyundai Grand i10, Ford Figo and Chevrolet Beat.
The fuel efficiency claim of this engine will be clode to 30 km/ltr.
Maruti Suzuki Celerio will now come equipped with ABS and airbags for all its variants.
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It has been a more than interesting and definitely an exciting last season with the battle of supremacy raging on between automakers.
Pricing will be competitive, along the lines of the Maruti Celerio and the Hyundai Grand i10
Demand rising for Maruti Celerio, Honda City, Hyundai Xcent, Nissan Terrano and Datsun Go, most of which were launched in 2014.
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Maruti's small car Celerio was the biggest attraction followed by Mahindra's electric sports vehicle Halo.
The Celerio diesel has a versatile character and won't disappoint in most of the driving situations.
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Two in every five Celerios being sold by Maruti are now equipped with the AMT technology.
Compact car space is going to exciting times in the coming year.
India's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India tightened its grip in terms of best selling cars with six of its models featuring in the top-10 list for the just concluded fiscal.
The first month of the new fiscal year saw a slight change in sales trends as market leader Maruti Suzuki saw a decline in sales of its popular models.
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Country's largest car-maker Maruti Suzuki India continues its dominance on the Indian roads, with its four models, led by entry-level small car Alto.
Just like the Zest and Bolt, the Tata Tiago has also got the ride handling balance spot-on. The suspension has a mature set-up and does a fine job on the pothole ridden Mumbai roads
Currently, Maruti Suzuki has 14 car brands, but it has decided to expand into some new segments.
With the government not continuing with lower excise duty beyond December 31, major car makers, including Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, GM India and Honda have raised vehicle prices by up to Rs 127,000.
Maruti is expected to post double-digit growth on product launches and good demand for entry-level cars.
Includes all-new versions of Swift and Swift Dzire.
Auto firms have reported a good jump in sales for the month of December
Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai and Mahindra failed to register significant growth.
Auto loan costs remain stubbornly high.
Most companies operate through a rural development sales consultant.
Global NCAP strongly believes that no manufacturer anywhere in the world should be developing new models that are so clearly sub-standard.
Exports in August were up 10.3 per cent to 12,472 units from 11,305 units in the same month of previous year.
Maruti is trying to move up the segment by focusing on premium cars, SUVs and even trucks.
The Zica will likely reach showrooms by January 2016 and will be available for sale across the country.
Like last year, this year too smartphones dominated the most successful launches taking the top three slots, with two auto brands completing the top 5 line-up.
During September, Maruti said it dispatched 1,375 units of the soon-to-be-launched sedan Ciaz.
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