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Maruti Suzuki is now offering a CNG compatible variant of the Alto 800. It is available in the LXi and LXi (O) variants and they are priced at Rs 4.11 lakhs and 4.14 lakhs (ex-showroom Delhi).

This is believed to be the 1.0-litre engine which is due for a BS-VI upgrade, undergoing test in an Alto 800 bodyshell. 

The new Maruti Suzuki Alto is on sale in India along with a host of official accessories. We take a look at the top five of them that either add to the look or functionality, or both.

Maruti Suzuki has added 200 new service stations to its dealer network in India in 2018-19. This makes it the largest addition by any automaker in a year in our country.

Maruti Suzuki recently launched the new Alto and now have also listed an extensive accessory list. Alto owners can customise their new hatchback with the help of these personalisation options.

Maruti Suzuki has updated its entry-level hatchback, the Alto 800, which has been India’s best-selling car for 15 consecutive years. The car now comes with enhanced safety features and a refreshed front-end design. Also, the engine is now BS-VI compliant, nearly a year before the regulation being mandated. Here's a picture gallery of the updated Alto packing in a lot more than before.

Read below to learn more about the key differences between the three cars –

Maruti Suzuki recently launched the updated Alto 800 with a new look, updated interior and new safety features. Let's take a look at the top seven changes on the hatchback, which is now priced between Rs 2.93-3.71 lakhs (ex-showroom New Delhi).

Here below are the highs and lows of buying the new Maruti Suzuki Alto. 

The updates include crucial safety features as standard across the range for a nominal price hike, depending on the model. Here’s what all you can expect in the new Alto range for 2019. 

New Maruti Suzuki Alto launched in India at Rs 2.93 lakhs

The all-new Alto will arrive later this year around the festive season