Maruti Suzuki took wraps off it's 'premium crossover' - the S-Cross. The butch crossover will be positioned as an upmarket offering and will be sold exclusively through Maruti Suzuki's new 'Nexa' dealerships. The crossover is all set to take on the likes of the Duster, Terrano, Ecosport and the yet to be launched Creta. Maruti believes they have a game changer on their hands. We put the new Maruti through it’s paces to find out what it is like to drive. It gets a lot of kit, like projector headlamps, keyless entry and go, touchscreen infotainment, automatic climate control in it’s top-spec avatar! Take a look at the all new S-Cross against a picturesque background in Nasik!
We drove the upcoming crossover of Maruti, S-Cross: Checkout the First Drive Report
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