[volkman10]

Maruti's New Brezza comes in view again as launch nears!









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[tj123]

Originally Posted by akannath

Spoke to my RM at Nexa where I have a current booking for the XL6. As per him, updated Brezza is only due in August. Not sure how reliable this info is.

Spoke to Maruti dealer and he mentioned that they are still receiving stocks of old Brezza model. Also the recent spy pictures of test prototypes lead me to believe that the launch is going to take some more time.

[volkman10]

Teaser to the updated Brezza?




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[theAutomaniac]

Originally Posted by volkman10

Teaser to the updated Brezza?

Nahh! Look at the wiper placement, this is another one of the 100+ renders on the 2022 Brezza doing rounds on the internet!

And nope, CarBlogIndia ain't a trustworthy website either!

[VIZ]

https://india07.in/maruti-suzuki-bre...IyeFNoanFDVg..

This article says May 25 as Brezza launch date.

[Snowflakes]

Visited near by Bimal showroom as I'm looking for an automatic in 10-14 lakh range and they were not sure of the launch date. Also the sales rep mentioned they haven't received any communication for trainings. In case of ertiga launch their trainings had started a month before.

Also visited a nexa showroom to check s-cross and they were sure brezza was launching in June

[ron178]

Originally Posted by VIZ

This article says May 25 as Brezza launch date.

I haven't really been following the new Brezza's launch so I'm not sure of the rest of it, but I'm not sure I'd trust that article. At least as regards what I can comment on, it seems to have some clickbait.

For example, I have a bone to pick with the author of this statement:

The new Maruti Brezza will be able to achieve the highest safety rating in crash tests, according to Global NCAP.

That's quite misleading.

Alejandro Furas (Global NCAP): There's not much they need to do to reach 5 stars
Autocar: New Maruti Brezza could easily achieve 5-star crash rating
India 07: The new Maruti Brezza will be able to achieve the highest safety rating in crash tests, according to Global NCAP.

This kind of explains how misinformation spreads. First, you have to realise what that "not much they need to do" is: replace the current Brezza's retractor-only pretensioner with a double pretensioner (including one for the lap), then perform a series of sled tests demonstrating similar protection for occupants of different sizes or those sat in different positions. Then fund the optional regulatory side impact. It's still complex and needs Maruti to focus squarely on that fifth star, and that requires investments that go well beyond just fitting certain equipment. That is, only until the end of June, after which five stars gets a lot harder (although my gut feeling is that Maruti or at least Toyota will still do it).

[Hemantgahlot]

Hey fellow bhpians,

A friend got glimpse of the new brezza doing a commercial shoot in Gurugram. Attaching the pics shared. In his opinion, the car looked handsome, especially at the rear.

[Knightrider]

More pics from ad shoot:
Source: Rushlane

[Pras92003]

This looks better than any other compact SUV in the market, to me. I am looking forward to get one!!

[Piyush Kanthak]

Ok, but why am I not able to see the sunroof? Is it really coming in this facelift?
For some reason it's giving me Triber vibes especially if seen from the fender.
Anyways Brezza is a great car considering the fact that it has a good 4 star rating, I hope that the shell is stronger now. Chassis is strong enough.

[Sherlocked]

Looks like a Jeep Compass from the side profile and an Evoque from the side-rear profile. No, I am not complaining.

It will surely give tough time to its competitors.

[searacer932]

Originally Posted by Sherlocked

Looks like a Jeep Compass from the side profile and an Evoque from the side-rear profile. No, I am not complaining.

It will surely give tough time to its competitors.

Not if it comes with the lethargic K15C Engine

[Sherlocked]

Originally Posted by searacer932

Not if it comes with the lethargic K15C Engine

We'll have to see the sales numbers of the newly launched Ertiga and XL6 to have a view on that.
I haven't driven the new engine but if it delivers improved efficiency then I doubt anyone's gonna complain, except us enthusiasts.

[gururajrv]

Car looks a bit bigger for some reason which is good in terms of increased space, maybe? Otherwise, stock wheel size doesn’t complement the bigger wheel arches. Perhaps, a 17inchers would look good. Rear design is matured with those tail lights stretched a bit horizontally. Regardless, I’m sure Brezza will regain its position on the sales chart once launched. I’ll still miss the diesels on their lineup.