Maruti Suzuki launched a diesel-powered S-Cross, priced between Rs 8.34 lakh and Rs 13.74 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) to expand its premium range and populate Nexa, the recently launched premium dealerships.
This is the first crossover (a car with features of a sports utility vehicle) experiment by the country’s largest car maker. In fact, there are other firsts that Maruti is attempting with this. One, the S-Cross will be only retailed through Nexa outlets. Second, to appeal to premium customers, the company has dropped the Maruti Suzuki badge; the S-Cross will only sport the ‘S’ logo. It will also have a Nexa branding on the exterior body. Going forward, premium offerings of Maruti will only have the ‘S’ logo at the rear.