- Non-CNG versions dominate
- 16 per cent demand for ADAS variants
The Maruti Suzuki Victoris was recently launched as an Arena-exclusive model, effectively addressing bottlenecks associated with the Grand Vitara – accessibility and upgraded features. Essentially a smarter Grand Vitara with Level 2 ADAS, and the first Maruti to onboard the said safety tech, the Victoris has seen a strong demand influx.
The Victoris gets smart/strong-hybrid options, and an NA+CNG variant. Non-CNG models accounted for 53 per cent bookings, while CNG variants accounted for 11,000 bookings. However, its ADAS variants saw a modest demand, taking 16 per cent of the pie. The carmaker also stated the eCVT variants have also started picking pace.
The Victoris offers a diversity of powertrains – mild-hybrid, strong-hybrid, and CNG (underbody tank). A 1.5L engine is mutual to all.
