2022 Maruti Brezza Compact SUV Colour Options Rendered

Maruti Suzuki is currently working on a slew of new vehicles, and the forthcoming Vitara Brezza is one of them. The Brezza is one of the most awaited cars in the country and was spotted multiple times while road testing. We have even seen spy shots of a completely undisguised updated subcompact SUV.

Following the leaked images of the upcoming Maruti Brezza, Rushlane’s rendering artist, Pratyush Rout, has digitally rendered the car in seven attractive colours. These 7 colours are black, orange, blue, white, red, silver, and grey. All these colours give the SUV a mind-blowing look. Here are the rendered images -

2022 Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza Colour Options Rendered

As we have already seen through the leaked pictures, the 2022 model Brezza will get major design updates and look almost completely different from the existing model. The first noticeable change is the revamped front fascia, which features a redesigned grille with a more distinguished chrome trim. Another key highlight is the addition of an electric sunroof to this updated Brezza.

Speaking of the rear end, the upcoming model will sport a restyled tailgate with the number plate casing set lower as compared to the existing model, and a reprofiled rear bumper with a faux skid plate. When it comes to interior updates, the all-new Brezza is anticipated to have a large touchscreen infotainment system, a traditional dual-pod instrument cluster, a sunroof, a wireless charger, and paddle shifters for automatic variants, to mention a few.

The interior update is not only limited to an extended feature list but also a redesigned cabin. The manufacturer is going to use a higher quality plastic for the dashboard and cabin layout. Powering the upcoming 2022 Brezza will be the same 1.5-litre, four-cylinder, mild-hybrid technology-enabled petrol engine that is capable of churning out 105 hp and 138 Nm of torque. This engine is likely to be coupled with a 5-speed manual transmission or a 6-speed automatic gearbox rather than the existing 4-speed auto option.

Rendered Images Source - RushLane