The Maruti Suzuki Eeco is a multipurpose vehicle focused on usable interior space; it has simple controls and is easy to get into. This photo gallery illustrates the current Eeco on sale in India, showing pictures of its front, side and rear views, as well as the dashboard, front seat, second-row and third-row configuration (for the 6-seater), the luggage compartment, as well as all exterior colours available.
The current passenger range includes 5-Seater Standard, 5-Seater AC, 5-Seater AC CNG and 6-Seater Standard versions. All use a 1.2-litre K-Series engine with a 5-speed manual transmission, while the CNG option is limited to the five-seat AC version. Used Maruti Suzuki Eeco cars can also be explored on Spinny.
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Maruti Eeco Exterior Images
The Maruti Eeco is built in a no-frills van style with an emphasis on interior space and practicality rather than exterior design. The tall roof, low bonnet and large surface area of windows mean the Eeco has a very functional look while offering comprehensive interior space within a modest footprint.
The Eeco measures 3,675 mm long, 1,475 mm wide and 1,825 mm tall, with a 2,350 mm wheelbase. Clear-lens headlamps, simple steel wheels and sliding rear doors reinforce its practical character.
Key Highlights
| Exterior Feature | Highlight |
| Front design | Short bonnet and simple van-style nose |
| Lighting | Clear-lens headlamps and clear-lens tail lamps |
| Wheels | 13-inch steel wheels with 155 R13C tyres |
| Practicality | Large windows and sliding rear side doors |
Front Profile
From the front, the Eeco features a narrow body with a small bonnet and a large windscreen. Vertical headlamps are positioned high up on both sides of the compact grille, while the wide windscreen offers excellent visibility to the driver.
The bumper design is simple and built around everyday durability rather than sporty detailing. Large outside rear-view mirrors also help visibility when manoeuvring the tall-sided vehicle through narrow streets and parking areas.
Side Profile
The Eeco’s design focused on making sure maximum space is available. From the side, the roof appears to be more or less a straight line, while the high windows create large glass areas for passengers. There is also a sliding door at the rear, which makes it much easier to enter and exit in tight parking places where normal doors don’t provide maximum entry.
Its 2,350 mm wheelbase occupies a significant portion of the 3,675 mm body length, allowing Maruti Suzuki to dedicate more of the vehicle’s footprint to the cabin. The 13-inch wheels are modest in size and suit the Eeco’s utility-focused positioning.
Rear Profile
The back of the Eeco consists of a large and upright tailgate that ensures great ease of accessing the trunk. The clear-lens tail lamps are positioned vertically on the edges of the structure, ensuring a wide opening of the back door.
The tall rear body also allows luggage to be stacked higher than in a conventional hatchback. Reverse parking sensors are standard on the current passenger range, which is particularly useful because of the Eeco’s van-like rear proportions.
On the whole, the purpose of the exterior of the Eeco has been primarily based on space and visibility rather than making the design monotonous and complicated.
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Maruti Eeco Interior Images
Inside, the Eeco has a simple, functional cabin with a high seating position and a straightforward dashboard layout. The current model gets a digital instrument cluster, while the centre section houses basic ventilation and heating controls.
There are variants with either 5 seats or 6 seats, which makes a difference in its rear cabin layout. The 5-seater AC variant along with the 5-seater AC CNG variant are equipped with air conditioning facilities, while the regular versions of five and six seats remain without any such facilities.
Key Highlights
- Choice of five- and six-seat passenger layouts
- Digital instrument cluster
- Reclining front seats and sliding driver’s seat
- Air conditioning with heater on selected five-seat variants
Dashboard & Front Seats
The minimalist approach seen in the dashboard of the Eeco enables easy access to major controls, as well as ensuring the presence of a digital speedometer and instrument cluster in front of the driver and physical controls for heating and ventilation in the centre section.
Both front seats recline, and the driver’s seat can slide to help accommodate different driving positions. Integrated front headrests and the upright seating posture reflect the Eeco’s practical, people-mover approach rather than a passenger-car-style cockpit.
Second Row
This second row has a fixed design, with the seats featuring pillow-type headrests. The high roof and tall windows add a sense of well-being to the vehicle, while the sliding side doors enable people in the second row to enter the vehicle with ease.
Current passenger versions also get three-point ELR seat belts for the rear seats. The 5-seat models stop at this second row, leaving more room behind the bench for luggage.
Third Row & Luggage Space
The 6-Seater variant includes an extra row of seats with a fixed-pillow headrest design, allowing the Eeco to accommodate one extra person compared to the five-seater versions as expected; the inclusion of an added row means less luggage space behind the seats is available.
The five-seat versions are therefore the more practical choice when carrying larger bags regularly. Maruti Suzuki describes the Eeco as having a large boot area but does not publish a current passenger-model boot capacity in litres, so usable luggage room is best judged from the seating configuration and gallery images rather than a single quoted volume.
In general, the interior of the Eeco is designed to be spacious for people and easy to access, with the five-seater models allowing for the possibility of luggage space and five-seater versions focusing on accommodating more passengers.
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Maruti Eeco Colour Options
The current Maruti Suzuki Eeco passenger range is offered in five exterior colours. The palette is simple, with three metallic finishes alongside Solid White and Bluish Black.
| Colour Name | Type | Availability |
| Metallic Brisk Blue | Metallic | Passenger range |
| Metallic Glistening Grey | Metallic | Passenger range |
| Metallic Silky Silver | Metallic | Passenger range |
| Solid White | Solid | Passenger range |
| Bluish Black | Standard finish | Passenger range |
Metallic Brisk Blue stands out as the most brilliant colour among all the choices, while Metallic Glistening Grey and Metallic Silky Silver are more subtle choices. Solid White provides the Eeco with a very clean, utility-based appearance, whereas Bluish Black delivers the darkest appearance.
With only five choices, the Eeco colour range keeps things straightforward and consistent with the vehicle’s practical positioning.
Summary
In designing the Maruti Suzuki Eeco, practicality has been favoured over luxury or dramatic styling. The car’s tall profile, sliding doors, big windows and compact size make it a pure utility vehicle for carrying passengers, while its simplistic front and rear design keeps the car functional in nature.
Inside, buyers can choose between five- and six-seat layouts. The five-seat AC model is also available with factory-fitted CNG, while the six-seater is petrol-only. A digital instrument cluster, rear parking sensors and six airbags are standard across the current passenger range, while the 1.2-litre engine and 5-speed manual gearbox keep the mechanical package straightforward.
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FAQs about the Maruti Eeco
Q. How many people can the Maruti Eeco seat?
The current passenger Eeco is available in five- and six-seat configurations. The 5-Seater variants have two seating rows, while the 6-Seater Standard adds a third row.
Q. Does the Maruti Eeco have a third row?
Yes, but only in the 6-Seater Standard passenger variant. Five-seat versions use two rows and provide more luggage space behind the second row.
Q. What engine does the Maruti Eeco use?
The Eeco uses a 1,197 cc K12N 1.2-litre petrol engine. It produces 60.5 kW in petrol form and 52.7 kW when running on CNG.
Q. Is the Maruti Eeco available with CNG?
Yes. The factory-fitted S-CNG option is available with the 5-Seater AC variant. It is paired with the same 5-speed manual transmission.
Q. What is the mileage of the Maruti Eeco?
Maruti Suzuki quotes 19.71 km/l for the petrol versions and 26.78 km/kg for the factory-fitted CNG version.
Q. Is the Maruti Eeco available with an automatic transmission?
No. The current Eeco passenger range is available only with a 5-speed manual gearbox.
Q. Does the Maruti Eeco have air conditioning?
Air conditioning is available on the 5-Seater AC petrol and 5-Seater AC CNG variants. The 5-Seater Standard and 6-Seater Standard do not get AC.
Q. How many airbags does the Maruti Eeco have?
The current passenger Eeco gets six airbags as standard, along with ABS with EBD, electronic stability control and reverse parking sensors.
Q. What are the dimensions of the Maruti Eeco?
The Eeco measures 3,675 mm long, 1,475 mm wide and 1,825 mm tall, with a 2,350 mm wheelbase.
Q. What colours are available with the Maruti Eeco?
The current passenger range is available in Metallic Brisk Blue, Metallic Glistening Grey, Metallic Silky Silver, Solid White and Bluish Black.
