The Maruti Suzuki WagonR specifications stand out for offering two petrol engines in one small hatchback. The 1.0 litre K10C makes 65.71 bhp, while the 1.2 litre K12N steps up to 88.50 bhp and 113 Nm. That choice is rare at this price, and it shapes the whole spec sheet.
Each petrol engine pairs with a 5 speed manual or the AGS automated manual, so there are four petrol combinations before you add the CNG car. The 1.2 litre suits buyers who want more punch, while the 1.0 litre keeps things frugal. The CNG version runs the smaller engine.
On fuel, the 1.0 litre returns 24.35 kmpl as a manual and 25.19 kmpl as an AGS, and the 1.2 litre reads 23.56 kmpl and 24.43 kmpl. The S-CNG tops the lot at 34.05 km/kg, a very strong figure.
The tall body is the WagonR's defining trait, giving upright seating, easy access and a flat floor for the middle passenger. Five people fit with headroom to spare. The boot is modest but shaped well for daily loads. The upright windscreen and large glass give a clear view in every direction. A tight turning circle makes U-turns easy in narrow lanes. The flat floor and wide door openings suit older passengers who value easy access. Kerb weight stays low, which helps both mileage and city pace.
Safety kit covers dual front airbags, ABS with EBD and a reverse parking sensor across the range, with more on the higher trims. Read together, the numbers explain the WagonR's long run of popularity as an easy, thrifty city car.
