Maruti Ertiga Feliz Edition Diesel Updates

Wednesday, 22 May 2013 06:42 PM Maruti Suzuki launched the Ertiga Feliz, a special edition of the Ertiga MPV, to celebrate its first anniversary in the Indian market. This limited edition is available only on the VXi (petrol) and VDi (diesel) trim levels and comes with cosmetic upgrades such as a silver front grille, fog lamp surrounds, and rear spoiler. It also features interior enhancements like a beige steering wheel cover, reverse parking sensor, and special seat covers with Feliz branding. The additional features come at an extra cost of Rs 20,000. I think these updates are a nice touch but may not significantly boost sales.

Wednesday, 08 May 2013 08:02 PM The Ertiga Feliz includes several exterior changes, such as silver-colored front grille, fog lamp surrounds, side body graphics, and silver-colored outer rear view mirrors. Inside, it boasts an interior styling kit, back seat pocket organizer, and new floor mats. The Feliz edition also includes a reverse parking sensor with a digital display, which is a practical addition. I believe these aesthetic and functional upgrades make the Ertiga more appealing to potential buyers.

Wednesday, 08 May 2013 03:26 PM Maruti Suzukis decision to launch the Ertiga Feliz is partly to keep the model competitive amidst new launches like the Chevrolet Enjoy and the Mahindra Xylo H-Series. The Ertiga remains a strong seller for Maruti, especially with its diesel variants maintaining steady sales. The Feliz edition aims to maintain customer interest and distract from competitors aggressive feature offerings. I think this strategy is smart, given the Ertigas popularity.

Wednesday, 08 May 2013 10:26 AM The Ertiga Feliz special edition is designed to celebrate the success of the Ertiga in India and is priced Rs 20,000 higher than the standard VXi and VDi models. The additional cost includes features like side step garnish, new door sill guards, and special graphics on the side. These changes are largely cosmetic but add a unique touch to the vehicle. I believe the extra cost is justified for those looking for a bit of exclusivity.