Maruti Suzuki launches Alto 800 Onam edition

Maruti Suzuki launches Alto 800 Onam edition
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Maruti Suzuki launches Alto 800 Onam edition . Suzuki has launched the limited edition model of the Alto 800, called the Maruti Suzuki Alto 800 Onam Limited Edition. Not just this, the car manufacturer has also delivered around 3,000 units of vehicles to the customers on the occasion of the first day of Malyalam month ‘Chingam’ on a single day .

Suzuki has launched the limited edition model of the Alto 800, called the Maruti Suzuki Alto 800 Onam Limited Edition. Not just this, the car manufacturer has also delivered around 3,000 units of vehicles to the customers on the occasion of the first day of Malyalam month ‘Chingam’ on a single day .

According to the company, out of those 3,000 cars, 1,000 units were Alto 800. Ram Suresh Akella, Commercial Business Head, Southern Region, Maruti Suzuki, said “Kerala is an important market for Maruti and Alto 800 is the highest selling model for us in the region,” “We are happy to present 15 new features as part of the Onam accessories to the customers at a special price.

We are confident that the Onam Limited Edition Alto 800 will delight customers,” he said in a release. The Onam Limited Edition Alto 800 comes loaded with 15 additional goodies like reverse parking sensors, music system with speakers, power car charger, Onam graphics and decal, embroidered cushions, designer seat covers and so on.

The Maruti Suzuki Onam Limited Edition comes with new features at a reasonable package. The packages include fifteen additional feature list such as a reverse parking sensors, music system with speakers, power car charger, Onam body graphics and decal, embroidered cushions, designer seat covers and much more.

The customers can avail the Maruti Suzuki Onam Limited Edition packages is priced aggressively at Rs 17,350, which is 26 per cent less than the original package cost. By launching the Onam Limited Edition of the Alto 800, the company aims to boost its sales in the country.

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