Maruti Ertiga 7 seater launched with premium look, features is luxury

Maruti Ertiga: And the Maruti Ertiga has always been one of those models to have dominated the MPV space in India, combining a perfect blend of space, comfort, efficiency and value-for-money.

Maruti Suzuki, with its 2025 model, has made a few subtle changes to keep the MPV interesting and the Nov 15 launch date will ensure that it is not caught napping by rising competition from newer entrants.

Be it a family vacation, a commercial fleet application, or even just an everyday drive to the office, the Ertiga remains a pragmatic workhorse that doesn’t skimp on the necessities.

Simple Yet Appealing Design

The Ertiga is a bit plain to look at but in reality the external design works. The 2025 keeps its clean lines, upright stance, and good proportions.

It is a lightly facelifted front grille with chrome, neatly integrated projector headlamps and reworked wheels in higher variants.

It’s not screaming for headline children, but it’s keeping a nice, friendly family face.

Some of the practical tweaks from the behind include LED tail lamps and a broad tailgate that ensures easy load and unload.

Modern nuance is provided via two-tone color choices on some trims, but is otherwise a simple design.

Roomy and Practical Interiors

Enter the cabin, and the Ertiga welcomes you with a nice and big feel.

The dash is clean and the beige and wood finish looks premium. The greatest strength here is the three-row seats.

Second-row legroom and headroom is good and, in the third row, adults can be accommodated, mostly, for shorter trips—a rare feature in this class.

The second row slides or reclines for extra flexibility, and the last row even reclines a tad.

With all three rows up there is not much space in the boot but when the third row is flattened luggage space can be extended. Smart storage spaces in the cabin help make long family trips easier to endure.

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Features and Technology

The 2025 Ertiga is now offered with a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support.

It also comes with steering-mounted controls, auto climate control, rear AC vents and multi-info driver display.

Higher trims also get push-button start, keyless entry and reverse parking camera with sensors.

Maruti has also provided the Ertiga with dual airbags, ABS with EBD, ISOFIX mounts and hill hold assist (AT trims), so as a product, it offers decent safety for its segment.

 

Performance and Mileage

Powering the Ertiga remains the smooth K15C Smart Hybrid petrol engine. It produces approximately 103 PS and 137Nm while being paired to a 5-speed manual or a 6-speed torque converter automatic transmission.

The mild hybrid system provides improved stop-start operation and more seamless acceleration in stop-and-go traffic.

The Ertiga is not a driver’s car, but is capable of cruising comfortably and without fuss. And its power delivery is linear, handling sitting in traffic without strain.

The relatively light steering, generous glass area and elevated driving position give it a user-friendly feel that newer drivers find easy to get along with.

The CNG version is also offered for the frugally minded with excellent mileage of more than 26 km/kg, which has proven to be a massive success among the taxiwalas.

Pros:

2nd-row sliding and reclining seating, third-row seating and back- seating.

Superb fuel efficiency, particularly in the CNG model

Linear and dependable engine with light hybrid assistance

Reasonable ownership costs and high resale value

Reliable Maruti service network throughout the nation

Cons:

Not as high-end in materials compared with newer competition

Not great for long adult trips all in third (row)

No turbo-petrol or diesel engine alternative (ACN) familiesonteam_booksromptext

The vehicle does not have 360-degree camera, sun roof, or ADAS.

But even under full load, the performance is rather average

Maruti Ertiga: Final Words

Cut to the Maruti Ertiga 2025 and you still have an economical and practical MPV for Indian households.

It may not be the most exciting car on the road, but it understands what its customers want – room, practicality, comfort and economy.

Whether you are a young family, a taxi fleet owner, or a plain bloke like me in need of a practical 7-seater, the Ertiga remains a top choice in its segment for offering the best balance of utility and value.

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