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Maruti's popular Dzire now has so much expensive, new safety features, came in the BS-6 engine

Maruti Suzuki has updated the DZire according to the new safety norms applicable to July 1, 2019. With this update the prices of this car have also increased.

Maruti Suzuki has updated its highly popular compact sedan Dzire according to the latest safety norms being implemented from July 1, 2019. In all the variants of Dzire, standard now will be seat-belt reminder, speed alert system and rear parking sensor. Third Generation Dzire was launched in 2017, then it was standardized ABS and dual-airbags.

Along with this, Maruti made Dzire's 83hp, 1.2-liter K12B petrol engine as BS6-compliant. The company has announced that, before the implementation of the new Emission Norms on April 1, 2020, the company's models will be BS6-compliant. Apart from Petrol Dzire, the petrol-engine variants of 2019 Alto, Baleno, Wagon R and Swift are already BS6-compliant.

At present, there has been no change in Dzire's 1.3-liter DDiS diesel engine and will remain the same as before. Although it will be closed by the end of the year. This information is already public that Maruti will completely stop selling diesel-engine cars by 2020.

After the new update, the prices of Dzire diesel variants have been marginally higher at Rs 3,000, while the petrol variants have now become expensive up to Rs 13,000. Just like before, Dzire will be available with both petrol and diesel variants manual and AMT gearbox.

Let us tell you Dzire is one of Maruti's most popular cars. This car is in the top 5 of the sales chart of every month. Dzire's combat hinges from cars like Honda Amaze, Ford Aspire, Tata Tigor and Hyundai Xcent. The company had recently informed that since the launch of the first generation model in 2008, Dzire has sold over 19 million units so far.