Maruti Suzuki India Limited will showcase an all new compact
car design language in the form of the Concept Future S at the upcoming 2018
Auto Expo. Yes, this is yet another SUV from what we can see of the teaser
image released by the company. It was at the 2016 Auto Expo that Maruti Suzuki
showcased the Brezza and this year is yet another SUV. It's distinctly and
distinguishingly an SUV and according to the folks at Suzuki 'the Concept
Future S breaks away from the conventional proportions of a compact car.'
A few design cues from the sketch reveal an upright stance,
commanding higher seating and ground clearance, horizontal hood giving it a
unique aggressive stance and posture. The urban SUV image is put together by
the bold and upright front, with a unique A-pillar treatment. production
version of the Concept Future S will slot in below the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza
and yes, this means it will be another subcompact SUV from the Maruti Suzuki
stable. In fact the Concept Future S will be shorter than the Brezza and this
means that Maruti Suzuki engineers would have worked really hard to make sure
there's good legroom in this small a car as also boot space.
CV Raman, Senior Executive Director (Engineering), Maruti
Suzuki India Limited said, "The increasing preference for UVs and their
bold architecture inspired our design team to study a new character for compact
cars. ConceptFutureS could mark a distinctive shift in how compact cars are
shaped and designed in India in the future." According to the Maruti
Suzuki design team the Concept Future S epitomizes the next level of design
evolution in terms of design proportions, body sculpting and stimulating fusion
of bold patterns and superior accent colours.
Currently UVs below the Brezza are few. There are cars like
the Mahindra KUV100 NXT and even the Ignis, but both have not really been able
to do much in terms of sales and the crossover-ish style sees it balance itself
on two rocks. With the Concept Future S, Maruti Suzuki plans to address this
issue and we know it will be lightweight too because it will be based on the
versatile Heartect platform. It's likely that the engines from the Ignis will
be carried forward to this one. So we expect it to get the 1.2-litre K Series
petrol and the 1.3-litre diesel.
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