Maruti Ignis Radiance Edition launched at Rs 5.49 lakh

    Ignis Radiance Edition available on Sigma, Zeta and Alpha variants; prices start Rs 35,000 lower than the entry-level Sigma trim.

    Published On Jul 25, 2024 01:27:00 PM

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    Maruti Suzuki has announced the introduction of a new Ignis Radiance Edition, which is priced from Rs 5.49 lakh. This is the newest of the slew of special editions that the company is bringing out to boost sales during what has been seen as a slowdown in mass-market segments.

    1. Ignis Radiance Edition gets cosmetic changes
    2. Not available on mid-spec Delta variant
    3. Available with manual and AMT auto

    The entry-level Maruti Ignis Radiance Edition, is priced Rs 35,000 lower than the Sigma trim it is based on (Rs 5.84 lakh). It adds accessories worth Rs 3,650, which include bits like wheel covers for the 15-inch steel wheels, a door visor and chrome highlights in select areas.

    The Radiance Editions based on the higher-spec Zeta (Rs 6.96 lakh-7.41 lakh) and top-spec Alpha (Rs 7.61 lakh-8.06 lakh) variants are also priced Rs 35,000 lower. These variants get accessories worth Rs 9,500, including new seat covers, black cushions, cladding on the doors and a door visor.

    Mechanically, there are no changes, and the Ignis Radiance Edition continues with the 83hp, 1.2-litre petrol engine that comes with manual and AMT gearbox options. The Ignis continues to rival the Hyundai Grand i10 Nios, the Citroen C3 and its own stable-mates the Wagon R, Swift and Baleno.

    All prices, ex-showroom, Delhi

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