Maruti Suzuki Baleno vs Maruti Suzuki Swift - Which One Should You Buy

Ventilated seats used to be reserved for expensive cars. These ten options bring the feature under ₹13 lakh, starting with the Renault Kiger at ₹8.37 lakh.

These options offer the convenience of an automatic without compromising on mileage.

These cars in our list offer great mileage and can store decent amount of stuff thanks to cleverly placed CNG tanks.

Maruti has finally paired CNG with an automatic gearbox on the Swift, Dzire and Baleno, priced from Rs 7.92 lakh. The AMT trims share a 1.2 litre engine, a 55 litre boot-mounted tank and cost around Rs 35,000 more than the manual versions.

Suzuki has confirmed development of a new 1.2-litre direct-injection turbocharged petrol engine for India and other growth markets. The engine targets over 125 bhp, 230 Nm and thermal efficiency of over 40 per cent, and will support petrol, CNG, CBG and E100 fuel.

Every Baleno facelift variant explained, from the stripped Sigma to the ADAS-equipped Alpha (O). Find out exactly which trim suits your needs, what each one gives up, and where the real value sits in the lineup.

All these hatchbacks are good picks, suiting different requirements.

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Maruti Suzuki has launched the Baleno facelift at Rs 6.10 lakh as an introductory festive price. The update brings a new Z-Series engine, Level 2 ADAS, ventilated front seats, and an active-cooled wireless charger, all new to this hatchback.