Originally Posted by RavenAvi
(Post 4149918)
The 2017 Ciaz facelift has started to arrive at dealership stockyards, as per these fresh scoop pics |
Originally Posted by RavenAvi
(Post 4149918)
The 2017 Ciaz facelift has started to arrive at dealership stockyards, as per these fresh scoop pics by a |
Originally Posted by narayans80
(Post 4149996)
ISOFIX on the Ciaz is coming part of the facelift? |
Originally Posted by Leoshashi
(Post 4142527)
The recent changes with respect to emblems also suggest that Ciaz will soon be shifted to NEXA. |
Originally Posted by GTO
(Post 4150209)
He says that he saw a new shade on one of the cars that was similar to the Ray Blue of the Baleno. |
Originally Posted by Carma2017
(Post 4149994)
The Ciaz facelift is at very preliminary stage of development. It is at least 1 year away from fruction. Remember it has to come with new 1.5L petrol and 1.5L diesel (in-house) engines. It requires a lot of testing to establish that. Additionally, I heard rumours, that the new Ciaz will sport a more efficient SHVS system. The path to India is through China I guess with Alivio slated to be updated first |
With stricter safety norms around the corner,*Maruti*has silently upgraded its big boys - the*Ciaz*and the*Ertiga*to be safer. The manufacturer claims the safer vehicles are already on sale. Maruti hasn't been specific as to how the Ciaz and the Ertiga have been made safer. However, we've been told the structural rigidity of the cars have been upgraded. As per the standards set by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways all new cars launched after October 1, 2017 have to comply with crash test norms. However, for vehicles that are already on sale, the deadline is October 2019. The tests include a full frontal, front-offset and side-impact crashes. The brand has been ahead of the curve in equipping their newer products with safety tech. For instance, cars such as the*Brezza,*Baleno*and the*Ignis*are already compliant with the new norms that come into effect from October this year. |
Also, this engine could soon find its way in the Ciaz, Brezza and Ertiga |
Originally Posted by Carma2017
(Post 4152984)
The 2018 Ciaz will get a 1.5L oil burner from K-series family along with a home brewed 1.5L diesel engine. |
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