Showing posts with label specifications. Show all posts
Showing posts with label specifications. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Maruthi Ritz VDi Performance Specifications

Maruti Ritz VDi Engine
Engine Type In-Line Engine
Engine Description 1.3L 75bhp DDiS engine w/ Common Rail multi injection technology
Engine Displacement(cc) 1248
No. of Cylinders 4
Maximum Power 75 PS @ 4000 rpm
Maximum Torque 190 Nm @ 2000 rpm
Valves Per Cylinder 4
Turbo Charger Yes
Super Charger No
Maruti Ritz VDi Transmission
Transmission Type Manual
Gear box 5-Speed
Drive Type FWD
Maruti Ritz VDi Suspension System
Front Suspension McPherson strut & coil spring
Rear Suspension Torsion beam & coil spring
Maruti Ritz VDi Steering
Steering Type Power
Steering Column Collapsible
Steering Gear Type Electronic Assisted Rack & Pinion
Turning Radius (wheel base) 4.7 m
Maruti Ritz VDi Brake System
Front Brake Type Ventilated Disc
Rear Brake Type Drum
Maruti Ritz VDi Performance
Top Speed 13.75 seconds
Acceleration (0-100 kmph) 13.7
Maruti Ritz VDi Fuel
Mileage-City (kmpl) 14.2
Mileage-Highway (kmpl) 17.8
Fuel Type Diesel
Fuel Tank Capacity (litres) 45
Emission Norm Compliance BS IV
Emission Control System Exhaust Gas Recirculation
Maruti Ritz VDi Other Specifications
Seating Capacity 5
No of Doors 5
Maruti Ritz VDi Payload & Towing
Cargo Volume 232 litres
General Maruti Ritz VDi Car Details
Country of Assembly India
Country of Manufacture India
Discontinuation Date 1/1/2025
Introduction Date 15-05-2009

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Thursday, May 14, 2009

Maruti Suzuki small car "Ritz" Unwails Tomorrow

India's largest passenger car manufacturer Maruti is ready for its most awaited small car Maruti Ritz launch in India. Maruti Ritz launch is going to take place tomorrow and the hype surrounding of Maruti Ritz has been much more than any other vehicle launch in India. Maruti has made sure that everyone talking for Maruti Ritz, by its promos and the social media activity. Maruti Ritz will be the first hatchback car model which will meet all BS - IV emission norms. Maruti Ritz is the most awaited small car model since the Maruti announces the Maruti Ritz launch and now Maruti Ritz is ready to storm the hatchback segment with its stylish look and comfort like sedan.

Maruti Ritz is one of the most news gathering model of Maruti product portfolio as previously this car was planned to launch with the name Maruti Splash but this name was already registered by any other manufacturer Maruti forced to change its name to Maruti Ritz. Maruti Ritz also got much publicity due to its second generation KB-Series engine. Its K12M petrol engine offers more power and higher fuel efficiency in comparison to any other car of this segment. The company claims that its latest K12M engine offers mileage

17.8kmpl in city roads and 21.8kmpl on highway that makes it the most fuel efficient car in its segment and Maruti is expecting very good market response to Maruti Ritz.

Maruti Ritz launch is the most awaited vehicle launch in India as in Indian market rumours says that Maruti Ritz is going to replace Maruti Wagon R is India but Maruti declined these rumors and says that maruti Ritz will takes place between Maruti Wagon R and its super hatch Maruti Swift.

Maruti Ritz will be launched with both petrol and diesel engine option - a 1.2L, 1197cc K12M petrol engine and a 1.3L, multijet diesel engine that is currently powering the Fiat Linea. Maruti Ritz will be first car in Indian market which will be equipped with BS-IV compliant engine. Maruti Ritz launch is going to take place on 15th May and its bookings will open after one day, 16th May.

Updates:-

Maruti Ritz engine is launched on 14th April. To get complete information about Maruti Ritz engine - Click Here

Maruti Ritz Makes a Splash in India- Tomorrow

There are few cars that fit the requirements of India's hatchback buyers better than the new Maruti Ritz. It has everything — on paper — that customers in this segment want: space, quality, modern engineering and a choice of two very appealing engines. But is the new car as good as everyone expects it to be?

India's largest passenger car manufacturer Maruti is ready for its most awaited small car Maruti Ritz launch in India. Maruti Ritz launch is going to take place tomorrow and the hype surrounding of Maruti Ritz has been much more than any other vehicle launch in India. Maruti has made sure that everyone talking for Maruti Ritz, by its promos and the social media activity. Maruti Ritz will be the first hatchback car model which will meet all BS - IV emission norms. Maruti Ritz is the most awaited small car model since the Maruti announces the Maruti Ritz launch and now Maruti Ritz is ready to storm the hatchback segment with its stylish look and comfort like sedan.

The Ritz, also known as the Splash in other markets, is built on the same platform as the very successful Swift. It has all the up-to-date engineering that made the Swift so successful, as well as a spacious interior and a generous dose of style. Unlike the Swift, however, the target is not young style-conscious owners who enjoy a spirited drive. The Ritz is designed to appeal more as a family hatchback.

Under the hood of the gasoline version is Maruti's new 1.2-liter K-series four-cylinder engine, rated at 85 horsepower and 84 pound-feet of torque. The diesel is the same exceptional Fiat 1.3 Multijet, delivering 74 hp and 140 lb-ft.

With a stiff chassis and a well-engineered suspension, the Ritz tackles Indian roads with aplomb. Maruti has raised and softened the suspension on the Ritz more than on the Swift, which translates into better comfort, even on poor surfaces. Whereas the softer Ritz doesn't feel as enthusiastic to drive as the Swift, it is leagues better than Maruti's other tall boy, the Wagon R.

The Ritz makes its official debut on May 15, and prices will be announced then.

Inside Line says: A very accomplished family car that will deliver everything a premium hatch should, but with the added practicality of a tall-boy profile, the Ritz should be the next Indian blockbuster from Maruti. — Hormazd Sorabjee, Correspondent