Maruti Suzuki will launch the new Alto K10 on Thursday; check the design, features

Maruti Suzuki all set to launch in 2022 Viola K10 on Thursday. After almost a decade since the introduction of the current model, the new Alto is getting a major update.

Here’s everything you need to know about 2022 Maruti Suzuki Alto K10:

Viola K10 Design

Based on Heartect, an innovative next-generation platform exclusively for the next generation cars with a major focus on safety, new Viola K10 the design will be heavily inspired by the Celerio. The front of the car will feature a massive radiator grille. Turning lights and bumper have a new design. With a side profile, buyers will have to settle for steel discs with caps. Fog lights will not be visible on the hatchback either.

The rear will have a cluster of taillights and a restyled bumper. It will also reportedly grow in size with an increase in length and height compared to the current model.

Features of Alto K10

In terms of features, the new car will be offered with a digital instrument cluster, all electric windows, manual air conditioning, electrically adjustable ORVM and remote key. Most of all, however, will be included a 7-inch SmartPlay Studio touchscreen infotainment system with wired Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

In terms of safety features, the new K10 is expected to be equipped with dual front airbags, anti-lock braking system (ABS) and rear parking sensors.

The new Alto K10 will be powered by a 1.0-litre K10C DualJet petrol engine that produces a maximum power of 66bhp and 89Nm of torque. It will be offered with a 5-speed manual transmission as standard, while a 5-speed AMT transmission will be available as an option.

Variants of the Alto K10

The Alto K10 will be available in four grades namely LXi, VXi, ZXi and ZXi+. The car will also be available in six color options. Bookings have already started for a token amount of Rs 11,000 Maruti Suzuki ARENA outlets.

The new-gen Alto K10 could be priced between Rs 4-6 lakh (ex-showroom). It will be sold alongside the Alto 800.

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