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Maruti Suzuki S-Cross 1.5 Diesel Motor Spotted Testing For The First Time

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Maruti Suzuki S-Cross 1.5 Diesel Motor Spotted Testing For The First Time but the Ciaz reportedly has been spotted with the same engine testing earlier

Most of the cars developed by Maruti Suzuki, have been huge performers, and it has very well satisfied the needs of Indian customers. The vehicles so far produced by Maruti, have profited the company by being best-sellers in the desi market. Off late Indian automobile fabricator, Maruti has been keenly crafting an all-new 1.5-litre diesel engine that is anticipated to be loaded into the Ciaz. This 1.5-litre diesel engine is being developed within the country itself by Maruti Suzuki itself and will also satisfy the conventional BS6 emission norms.

Much recently, the Maruti S-Cross had been stalked and was found to be tested in Mumbai and the test mule wasn’t the overhauled version. Thus, it is very much possible that the crossover was geared up by the new 1.5-litre diesel engine. The facelifted version of S-Cross is expected to make its ravishing debut during the festive season of the current fiscal year.

Moreover, the company had completed their testing of this 1.5-litre diesel engine in the Ciaz and the launch of the same is expected sometime in the following year of 2018. The detailed specifications and add-ons like the new oil burner are not yet disclosed. The vehicle being spotted would mean that after the Ciaz, it is the crossover that could be powered by the new, hunky diesel engine.

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Each and every diesel car released by Maruti’s portfolio is astonishingly powered by the Fiat sourced 1.3-litre diesel engine, except for the S-cross which, in addition to the 1.3-litre diesel engine, is also powered by a larger 1.6-litre diesel engine, once again sourced from Fiat. The automaker will be soon be eliminating the 1.3-litre diesel as it does not prove itself as a performer in addition to the fact that it does satisfy the BS6 emission norms and will also save Maruti from shelling out their capital by paying up expensive royalties to Fiat.

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