Maruti Suzuki to launch 3 new models for Indian market in next 6 months. Details here
Grand Vitara, Alto K10 and YTB SUV will all be rolled out during this period.
Over the next six months, Maruti Suzuki will updated its lineup with three newly-launched models. Of these, one has already been unveiled, another will be made publicly available next week, while the third is expected to be introduced towards the end of the year or in early 2023.

These are the models that will update the company's line-up:
(1.) Grand Vitara: The one that has already been unveiled – on July 20 – the Grand Vitara will be open for sale from September 2022 onwards. Bookings, however, opened nine days before the unveiling date, and, till now, more than 26,000 units have been booked, according to Hindustan Times' sister publication Live Hindustan.
Also Read: Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara receives over 20,000 bookings
(2.) Alto K10: Scheduled to be launched on August 18, the K10 is a ‘new generation’ variant of the Alto range of cars. It is based on Maruti Suzuki's HEARTECT platform, a feature it shares with the company's Celerio, WagonR and S Presso models. It will be available across three variants: STD, LXi, VXi and VXi+.
Also Read: 2022 Maruti Suzuki Alto all set for launch on August 18
(3.) YTB SUV: In line for a launch latest by February 2023, the YTB will compete with compact SUVs such as Nissan Magnite, Renault Kiger, Tata Punch, Kia Sonet and Hyundai Venue.
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