This includes a pair of wipers and simple halogen headlights. Maruti has chosen to stick to just the bare essentials for the Eeco, which is kind of obvious given its price proposition.
In fact, a few sections of buyers out there prefer it for its old-school charm, something that’s not what every new car sets out to impress with. Sure, it isn’t the most attractive car on the block but let’s get it straight: it was never trying to flatter anyone with its looks. Like we said before, the Eeco has completed 13 years of existence in our markets but it still doesn’t look too outdated. Rivals: The Maruti Eeco has no immediate rival yet. Safety: It gets dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, front seatbelt reminder, speed alert and rear parking sensors. Here are the claimed fuel efficiency figures:įeatures: The Maruti Eeco is equipped with a digitised speedometer, rotary dials for AC, reclining front seats, manual AC and a 12V charging socket. The CNG variant uses the same engine with a reduced output of 72PS and 95Nm. Seating Capacity: It is available in both 5- and 7-seater configurations.Įngine and Transmission: The MPV uses a 1.2-litre petrol engine (81PS/ 104.4Nm) paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. Variants: Maruti offers it in four broad variants: 5-seater Standard (O), 5-seater AC (O), 5-seater AC CNG (O) and 7-seater Standard (O).Ĭolours: Customers can buy the Eeco in five monotone colours: Metallic Glistening Grey, Pearl Midnight Black, Metallic Brisk Blue, Metallic Silky Silver and Solid White. Price: The Eeco is priced between Rs 5.27 lakh and Rs 6.53 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Latest Update: Maruti is offering the Eeco with discounts of up to Rs 29,000 this August.
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