The Maruti Suzuki Brezza specifications carry more variety than most compact SUVs, thanks to two petrol engines. The 1.0 litre turbo makes 109 bhp and a strong 170 Nm, while the 1.5 litre K15C makes 102 bhp and 139 Nm. The spec sheet gives buyers a real choice of character.
The turbo comes only with a manual, the 1.5 litre adds a torque converter automatic, and the CNG car runs the 1.5 litre manual. That means the gearbox and engine are tied together, so read the pairings carefully. Each suits a different kind of driver.
On fuel, the 1.5 litre manual leads the petrols at 21.09 kmpl, with the automatic at 20.17 kmpl and the turbo at 20.47 kmpl. The S-CNG lifts that to 26.90 km/kg for the lowest running cost. Numbers are fair for a taller, heavier body. The turbo pulls strongly from low revs, which makes overtaking easy on the highway. The 1.5 litre feels more relaxed and better suited to steady city driving. Each engine suits a slightly different driver, so the choice matters.
Dimensions give the Brezza a useful 328 litre boot and 200 mm of ground clearance, which helps on rough roads and speed breakers. Five sit in comfort with decent rear space. The upright body makes loading easy. It helps to check the Brezza price for your city.
Safety and feature kit rise steeply, with six airbags, ESP, a sunroof and a reverse camera on the upper trims. Read the sheet whole and the Brezza reads as a well-rounded, tough compact SUV. Then look through the Brezza colour options.
