Maruti Suzuki Celerio limited edition launched in India at Rs 4.87 lakh
Maruti Suzuki has launched a limited edition of the Celerio hatchback at Rs 4.87 lakh, on-road. The limited edition will be in showrooms till the end of festive season and costs approximately Rs 22,500 over the regular Celerio. This trim is based on the VXi as well as the ZXi grades of the Celerio. Customers can order the limited edition in both manual as well as automatic guise.
The changes over the regular Celerio include the quintessential body graphics, side moulding and door visors. There is also a generous smattering of chrome around the fog lamp nacelles, belt line, the bootlid as well as the tail lamps. Inside the cabin, there is also the new steering wrap, new tissue box, ambient lighting as well as new upholstery. Maruti has also added rear parking sensors in the new Celerio limited edition. The accessories fitted here are more or less available at all dealerships; however, if one were to buy them as ala carte, the cost will be almost Rs 20,000 more over the base price of the Celerio.
There are no mechanical changes to the 67PS/90Nm 1,000cc petrol engine and the 5-speed manual/AMT. The Celerio still claims a fuel economy of 23.1kmpl as per the ARAI certification. There have been virtually no changes done to the Celerio since the time it went on sale in 2014. At one point, it commanded a waiting period of nearly eight months. In 2015, the diesel variant was introduced but it was discontinued roughly a year later. It is expected that Maruti will bring in the Celerio refresh to the Indian market perhaps sometime this year.
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Starts Rs 4.99 Lakhs
998cc
Automatic
67
89
26 Kmpl
Starts Rs 3.9 Lakhs
1086cc
Manual
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84.33
-NA-
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1199cc
Automatic
-NA-
113
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