Bhubaneswar: Maruti Suzuki Alto has been crowned India’s best-selling car for 16 years in a row. Alto has consistently remained the preferred choice offirst time car buyers and has been the source of pride for a young India wanting to get behind the wheels. Launched in September 2000, Alto witnessed a consistent rise in popularity over the years to become a symbol of pride for the Indian car buyers.The Alto legacy spans across two decades, with Alto becoming India’s bestselling car in 2004. The unparalleled mass acceptance of Alto has helped it emerge as thelargest selling model in the highly competitive passenger car segment for the last 16 consecutive years. The convenient functional aspect of the Alto,coupled with stylish looks backed by Maruti Suzuki’s trust and reliability, makes the all new Alto a very attractive proposition for the Indian customer.
Speaking on this remarkableachievement, Mr Shashank Srivastava, Executive Director (Marketing & Sales), Maruti Suzuki India Limited said, “Consistently setting new benchmarks in the Indian auto Industry, Alto is the undisputed leader in India for 16 years in a rowestablishing its dominance in the competitive entry segment.owing toits unparalleled performance, compact design,easy manoeuvrability, high fuel-efficiency, affordability and timely convenience and safety related upgrades. Backed by a strong legacy, Alto continues to appeal to customers across the length and breadth of the country, with 76% customers choosing it as their 1st car.”
With the dynamic new aero edge design and latest safety features, Alto provides amemorableownership experience to customers. Alto was India’s first entry level car to becomeBS6 compliant and offers a fuel efficiency of 22.05km/l for Petrol and 31.56 km/kg for CNG. The standard safety features in the new Alto include driver side airbag, ABS and EBD, reverse parking sensor, high speed alert system and seat belt reminder for both driver and co-driver. It also complies with latest crash and pedestrian safety regulation.
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