Suzuki Ciaz

  Suzuki Ciaz is popular in India

Suzuki Ciaz – Practical, Spacious, and Efficient Sedan


Overview

  • Manufacturer: Suzuki (also sold as Maruti Suzuki in India)

  • First Launched: 2014

  • Current Generation: First generation (refreshed facelift in 2018)

  • Segment: Compact sedan (C-segment)

  • Known For: Great cabin space, fuel efficiency, value for money

Engines & Performance

Depending on the market, the Ciaz comes with petrol and mild-hybrid options. Here are the most common engines:

Petrol Engine (most markets):

  • Type: 1.5L 4-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol (K15B)

  • Displacement: 1,462 cc

  • Power: ~103 hp

  • Torque: ~138 Nm

  • Transmission:

    • 5-speed manual

    • 4-speed automatic

  • Fuel Efficiency: ~14–20 km/l (varies by market and transmission)

Diesel Engine (discontinued in many regions):

  • 1.3L DDiS Turbo Diesel (Fiat-sourced Multijet)

    • Displacement: 1,248 cc

    • Power: ~89 hp

    • Torque: ~200 Nm

    • Paired with mild-hybrid (SHVS) in India

Features

Trim levels and equipment vary by market (GL, GLX, Alpha, Delta, Zeta, etc.).
Here’s what you typically find on higher trims:

Interior:

  • Touchscreen infotainment (7-inch SmartPlay)

  • Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

  • Automatic climate control

  • Rear AC vents

  • Keyless entry with push-button start

  • Leather seats (higher trims)

  • Multi-info display

Safety:

  • Dual front airbags

  • ABS with EBD

  • Reverse camera

  • Rear parking sensors

  • ISOFIX child seat anchors

Exterior:

  • LED projector headlamps (facelift)

  • Chrome grille

  • 15–16 inch alloy wheels

Dimensions

  • Length: 4,490 mm

  • Width: 1,730 mm

  • Height: 1,485 mm

  • Wheelbase: 2,650 mm

  • Boot Capacity: ~510 liters

Why People Buy It

 Very spacious rear seat and boot
 Excellent fuel economy
 Affordable maintenance
 Smooth and refined petrol engine
 Balanced ride comfort

Where It’s Popular

  • India (Maruti Suzuki Ciaz)

  • Pakistan (imported / CKD units)

  • Indonesia

  • Thailand

  • Philippines



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