The Maruti Suzuki Victoris specifications carry a full spread of powertrains, which makes the spec sheet one to study slowly. The 1.5 litre K15C mild hybrid petrol makes 103 bhp and 139 Nm, while the strong hybrid uses a 1.5 litre unit for a combined 116 bhp. There is a lot of choice here.
Gearbox options follow the engine closely. The mild hybrid offers a 5 speed manual or a 6 speed automatic, the strong hybrid uses an e-CVT, and the CNG runs the manual. AllGrip all wheel drive pairs with the petrol automatic for buyers who need extra grip.
On fuel, the strong hybrid leads at 28.65 kmpl. The mild hybrid reads 21.18 kmpl as a manual and 21.06 kmpl as an automatic. The CNG returns 27.02 km/kg, and the AllGrip settles at 19.07 kmpl. That is a wide efficiency band for one model.
The midsize body gives a roomy five seat cabin and a useful boot, with a settled ride for long trips. The higher stance suits rough roads. Space and comfort are clear strengths. The suspension soaks up rough roads without feeling floaty on the highway. Ground clearance is generous enough for broken surfaces and tall speed breakers. You can line up the Victoris variants to see what each adds.
Safety and feature kit rise to six airbags, ESP, a large touchscreen, a 360 camera and a panoramic sunroof on the top trims. Read the numbers together and the Victoris reads as a flexible, well-equipped modern SUV. Then see the Victoris price for your city and browse its colour range.
