2015 Maruti Baleno

The goverment of India has announced an increase in excise duty on petrol and diesel.

Since it is a facelift, the changes are cosmetic and here are all the changes you can expect in the new Baleno.

The Maruti Suzuki Baleno facelift is expected to be launched within the next few weeks and will be offered in 11 variants and six colour options.

Will offer additional safety features like speed alert system, co-driver seat belt reminder and rear parking assist sensors.

So here is a detailed report of the highest selling cars of Indian in 2018.

I’m a little late in keeping my promise of bringing to you a detailed highway run report of the Baleno RS. And there is a good reason for that. Good for my colleagues, that is, who have been using it more often than me. It was used on car shoots, a studio shoot and even our video review. The Baleno RS has been the most-preferred long-termer our team has had this month. It has done the Mumbai-Pune Expressway innumerable times and here’s how it coped up.

Our long-termer Baleno RS has been in the hands of many of my colleagues this month. Not one of them wanted to return the car, for reasons which I will dwell upon later. But thankfully, I finally got to use the car within the city, and got a better feel of this latest offering from Maruti. And as promised, here we are, with the car's city driving report.

A few years ago, spotting a ‘hot hatchback’ on the road was a once-in-a-blue-moon occurrence. In fact, back then, even thinking of a hot hatch from Maruti Suzuki seemed like a wild dream. Especially when the Indian market was only offered a Swift RS which turned out to be merely cosmetic changes. Enter 2017 and our CarWale's long term fleet sees the entry of the Maruti Suzuki Baleno RS!