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BHPian Miel recently shared this with other enthusiasts.
I am in the market for my next big upgrade and have been considering the new XL6 very closely. My biggest criteria are:
By now we have considered:
Everything else is either not as spacious as the XL6 or over budget for me.
I have meanwhile taken several test drives of the XL6, and also of the previous-gen Ertiga and the current-gen Ciaz, often back to back. Yes, the latest XL6 is not as quick as the other two. It did feel 2-3 secs less eager than the other two Suzukis as the revs and speeds climbed. Yes, the XL6 will keep you busy with the gears, trying hard to find the perfect powerband when you are in Enthusiast mode. But, I personally feel I can live with it. I come from a Fiat Multijet-powered Vista, a D4-D Diesel-powered Toyota Etios, and an F10D-powered Wagon R.
Enough with my blah-blah. Here are some pics for all!
I parked the test drive car next to my neighbour's Duster to size the XL6 up! The XL6 is now an MPV which exudes serious amounts of SUV cred. This is the new darker "Nexa Blue" shade, called Celestial Blue.
A back-to-back size match? No?!
Loaded it up to see what can it can take. Those trolleys are one size smaller than the largest commonly available.
The orange trolley on the right can also be made to stand alongside the other, with all 6 seats up. The under-boot-floor space needs to be opened for this arrangement. The hatch closes without any issue.
XL6 in the Grandeur Grey shade. The earlier Magma Grey has gone from the Nexa palette.
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