Maruti Suzuki Fronx : Maruti Suzuki’s Fronx rewrites the rules for budget SUVs, cramming high-end luxury into a sub-4m body that starts at just Rs 6.85 lakh.
This coupe-SUV hybrid dazzles with ventilated seats, panoramic sunroofs, and 360-degree cameras—features once reserved for Rs 15 lakh+ rides—while delivering Maruti’s unbeatable mileage and service network.
Families across India, from Haryana villages to metro buzz, snap it up for its premium punch without the premium pain, holding 30% market share in the hot micro-SUV race.
Sleek Coupe Lines: Premium Looks for Peanuts
Clocking 3995mm length to dodge taxes, the Fronx towers with 190mm ground clearance, shrugging off rural ruts or city craters like a champ.
Its fastback roof swoops elegantly over a muscular stance, lit by slim LED projectors connected by a glossy black bar up front.
Flanked by 16-inch diamond-cut alloys and C-shaped tail lamps, it wears 11 shades like Opulent Red, Nexa Blue with black roof dual-tone flair that turns heads in traffic.
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Skid plates, roof rails, and aerodynamic spoilers hint at sporty souls, all baked into entry-level pricing that undercuts rivals by thousands.
Opulent Interiors: Ventilated Bliss and Tech Overload
Step inside this 5-seater haven, and luxury surprises hit hard—a glossy 9-inch touchscreen rules with wireless Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and Suzuki Connect for remote AC starts.
Ventilated front seats wick away summer sweat, auto climate blasts cool air to rear vents, and a single-pane sunroof floods light for airy vibes.
Heads-up display beams speed onto the windshield, wireless charger powers gadgets, and Arkamys-tuned speakers thump bass without distortion.
Soft-touch dash, ambient lighting, and 308-litre boot (expands via 60:40 split) handle family chaos—grocery hauls or kid gear—with upscale ease at giveaway costs.

Engine Lineup: Turbo Zip and CNG Wallet-Savers
Choose wisely: 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol (89bhp/113Nm) mates to 5MT/AMT for 22.89kmpl city thrift, breezy for school runs.
The 1.0-litre turbo (99bhp/148Nm) with 6AT unleashes 0-100kmph in under 10 seconds, sipping 20kmpl—paddle shifters invite spirited drives.
CNG variant clocks 28.51km/kg, slashing bills to Rs 2/km for high-mileage commuters. ESP, hill-hold, traction control, and idle stop-start grip every scenario, with 37-litre tank enabling 700+km jaunts. No turboslag here; smooth power floods highways or overtakes.
Fortress Safety: 6 Airbags and Vigilant Aids Loaded
Maruti doesn’t cheap out—six airbags standard even on Sigma base, paired with ABS, EBD, rear sensors, and ISOFIX child anchors.
Alpha trims pile on blind-spot detection, rear cross-traffic alert, tyre pressure monitors, and a crystal-clear 360-camera for bazaar parking wizardry.
Front disc brakes, sturdy HEARTECT platform, and speed warnings build a safety cocoon that rivals pricier Venue or Sonet. It’s not bling; it’s thoughtful protection wrapping luxury in peace of mind.
Pricing Power: Rs 6.85 Lakh Base to Rs 11.98 Lakh Loaded
Sigma petrol MT kicks off at Rs 6.85 lakh ex-showroom (on-road ~Rs 7.8 lakh), EMI ~Rs 12,000/month hooks first-time buyers. Top Alpha Turbo Dual-Tone AT crests Rs 11.98 lakh fully kitted—still cheaper than base Creta.
16 variants span needs, with CNGs surging 50% in Tier-2 towns. Monthly sales top 15,000 via 500+ Nexa showrooms, waits stretch 1-2 months amid 25% YoY growth. Trade-ins and zero-depreciation insurance sweeten deals further.
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Maruti Suzuki Fronx Voices from the Road: Bang-for-Buck Ecstasy
Nexa lots hum: “Ventilated seats are summer godsends, turbo AT overtakes like a dream—feels like Ignis on steroids!” Team-BHP faithful laud space over Punch, refinement beating Kiger, though base skips sunroof and alloys.
Rear AC vents could chill faster, but gripes fade against value tsunami. Versus X1 or Exter, Fronx’s feature flood and Maruti magic reign supreme. Luxury SUV life, dirt-cheap price—Maruti just made premium mainstream.