Maruti Alto 800 vs k10: Maruti Suzuki is known to have manufactured some of the most selling small hatchbacks in India. The company has ruled the Indian market in this category for quite some time. It is one of the few OEMs still producing compact hatchbacks. Two of the best selling cars of Maruti – 800 and K10 – will yet again tempt the buyers.
The Alto K10 is making a reappearance in a brand-new guise, and as before, it will be made available alongside the Alto 800, which is the entry-level model. The new K10 appears to be larger and has an exterior style that is reminiscent to the Celerio based on prior spy shots.
The base Maruti hatchback, which was recently spotted without any disguise, is prepared for a generational overhaul. We now know that August 18 will be the official market debut of the all-new Alto.
Similar to the S-Presso and the new Celerio, the 2022 Alto is anticipated to be built on the Heartect platform. This entry-level hatchback will therefore be larger than the outgoing model, as seen in the spy photos as well. We have only been able to see the side and rear profiles, which showed some styling that was influenced by the Celerio. That’s advantageous because it gives the car a more contemporary and upscale appearance.
Specifications of Alto K10 & Alto 800
We can see various Maruti Suzuki Alto K10 models from the NCT registration documents that the Alto K10 is a larger vehicle than the Alto 800 that is currently available for purchase in India. The new Alto K10 has a wheelbase length of 2,380 mm and dimensions of 3,530 mm in length, 1,490 mm in width, 1,520 mm in height (unladen). Additionally, it has a 1,150 kg gross vehicle weight. In terms of power, it has a 998 cc naturally aspirated K10C petrol engine that produces 89 Nm of torque at 3,500 RPM and 66 horsepower of power at 5,500 RPM.
New Alto K10 ex-showroom price below :
Alto K10 is Priced below the Maruti Suzuki S-Presso in the company’s lineup, the new Maruti Suzuki Alto will aim to maintain its position as the segment leader upon launch while competing with the Renault Kwid. Expect the new-generation Maruti Suzuki Alto to cost between Rs. 4.15 lakh and Rs. 4.50 lakh (ex-showroom, India).
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