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Maruti Suzuki’s Celerio joins the marquee club of cars with over 1-lakh annual sales.

New Delhi, April 12, 2019: Maruti Suzuki India today announced that for the first time Celerio joins the elite club of cars with sales of more than lakh units in a year. The Company sold 103,734 units of Celerio in 2018-19, an increase of nearly 10% compared to previous year. With cumulative sales of nearly 4.7 lakh units since its launch in 2014, Celerio has redefined the compact hatchback segment with its stylish design, modern features and easy drivability.

Celerio was the first car to bring the convenience of Auto Gear Shift (AGS) to the Indian automobile industry. AGS in Celerio spearheaded the acceptance of two-pedal technology amongst customers.

  • Nearly 31% of customers opted for Auto Gear Shift variants
  •  Top variant ZXI contributes over 52% of total sales
  • 20% of total Celerio sales are of CNG variant
  • Driver airbag, ABS and reverse parking sensors as standard

Mr. R S Kalsi, Senior Executive Director – Marketing & Sales at Maruti Suzuki India Limited said, “We are delighted that this glorious benchmark has been achieved by Celerio. With evolved design, technology and ease of driving, Celerio has successfully won hearts of many Indian customers. It was the first car to democratize two-pedal technology and the recent upgrade in its safety features has significantly enhanced its appeal as the perfect city car. Based on customer feedback, we have continuously provided new contemporary features in Celerio to keep them delighted.”

Launched in 2014, Celerio is designed to offer a perfect blend of comfort and utility. The vehicle is a complete package full of pleasant surprises. Among several benefits, Celerio’s 1-Litre petrol engine delivers a fuel-efficiency of 23.1 km/l for both Auto Gear Shift (AGS) and the manual transmission variants.  The factory-fitted CNG Celerio offers a fuel-efficiency of 31.76 km/kg.

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