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"My Celerio VXi gives excellent fuel economy (around 24–25 kmpl real-world) which saves me a lot on petrol. The front seats are comfortable and visibility is good. However, the interior is very basic – all hard plastics, and there’s no rear camera or even a daylight running lamp in lower trims. The AMT is convenient but can be slow to kick down. Overall I’m happy, but I wish the fit-and-finish and features were a bit better for the price."
"After 6 months with the Celerio, I’m really impressed. It’s smooth in the city and has plenty of room for two kids and groceries. The new safety features (ESP, 6 airbags) give me peace of mind. On longer trips, it cruises comfortably despite being a small engine. It won’t win drag races, but I don’t buy it for that. In its segment, the Celerio feels reliable and complete. Maruti’s service is also good, so maintenance costs are low. It’s the best practical hatchback I’ve owned."
"I use the Celerio mainly for my daily city commute. The lightweight 1.0L engine makes short trips effortless, and I easily get over 25 kmpl on the highway. It’s very easy to park in tight spaces, and the driving position is nice and high. The only downsides I’ve noticed are that the cabin plastics feel cheap, and the AMT jerks a bit in stop-and-go traffic. Otherwise, it’s a great budget car with good space for my family."
"Light steering and small size make it a nice city car. On the highway though, you have to plan overtakes a bit, especially with four people in the car. It gets the job done but this is not a car you buy for performance."
"The automatic is very convenient in traffic. You can feel some of the gear changes though, especially when you suddenly press the accelerator. Once you get used to driving it smoothly, it is much better."
"We use it mostly with three or four people and there is enough room for that. AC works well and the boot is useful for normal luggage. Three adults in the back is not very comfortable, so I would keep that in mind if the car is going to be used with five people regularly."
"My main reason for buying the Celerio was mileage and it has worked out well for me. The cabin has enough space for our small family too. The interiors are simple and there are a lot of hard plastics, but I knew that before buying it."
"I mostly use the Celerio for office runs and local driving. It is very easy to handle in traffic and parking is never much of a problem. Mileage has also been good. For city use I don't really need much more."
The on-road price of the Maruti Suzuki Celerio ranges from Rs. 5,33,936 to Rs. 7,67,179. On-road prices differ from city to city depending on registration charges, road tax, insurance, and all the other optional costs.
The on-road price of the Maruti Suzuki Celerio Zxi Plus Amt typically starts from Rs. 7,67,179. Additional trims & accessories maybe available at extra cost.
The on-road price of the Maruti Suzuki Celerio Lxi is Rs. 5,33,936.
The ex-showroom price of the Maruti Suzuki Celerio is between Rs. 5,33,936 to Rs. 7,67,179, depending upon the variant chosen.
There are 6 variants available for Maruti Suzuki Celerio. They are Lxi, Vxi, Vxi Amt, Zxi, Zxi Plus and Zxi Plus Amt