New Maruti XL6 Goes Green: Strong Hybrid Tech Expected in 24 Months

Maruti Suzuki is working on a brand new Maruti XL6 with a hybrid engine they designed themselves. Hybrid cars combine a regular petrol engine with an electric motor, which can significantly improve fuel efficiency. Maruti Suzuki says this new XL6 hybrid might even get over 30 kilometers per liter, saving you money on gas, especially if you drive a lot. We can expect to see this new, fuel-sipping XL6 hit the roads sometime in the next two years!

New Maruti XL6 Gets a Hybrid Makeover: Improved Mileage Expected

The Maruti Suzuki’s engineers working on Hybrid cars combine an electric motor with a petrol engine, leading to much better mileage than regular petrol-only cars. Maruti Suzuki says the New Maruti XL6 hybrid will get over 30 kilometers per liter, which translates to big savings on gas, particularly for those who drive a lot. We can expect to see this new XL6 hit the roads sometime in the next two years.

New 1.2L Z Series Engine for Maruti Suzuki Models

These popular Maruti Suzuki models are expected to get a brand new 1.2-liter, three-cylinder petrol engine called the “Z series.” This new engine is also rumored to be the heart of future Maruti Suzuki hybrids. To keep costs down, Maruti Suzuki is reportedly developing their own hybrid system, which they’ll call HEV. This means the upcoming seven-seater Grand Vitara, expected in 2025, will most likely be the last Maruti Suzuki to use Toyota’s hybrid technology.

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Fronx Refresh, New Maruti Suzuki Models on the Horizon

The Fronx might be getting a fresh look as early as next year, which could be the beginning of a new wave of eco-friendly cars from the company. Maruti Suzuki is busy developing a bunch of exciting new models, including a compact MPV to compete with the Renault Kiger, a tiny SUV to take on the Tata Punch, and even a budget-friendly electric hatchback based on the eWX concept they showed off last year in Japan. It’s a lot to look forward to, offering a variety of choices for drivers who want something new, practical, or electric!

New Maruti XL6 Hybrid: Extending Driving Range with Clever Technology

Maruti Suzuki is planning a hybrid option for the New Maruti XL6, a 6-seater version of the Ertiga known for its comfortable middle-row captain’s seats. This hybrid system, likely to be first introduced in the upcoming Fronx facelift, will be a clever one. Instead of the engine directly powering the wheels, it’ll act as a generator, creating electricity to recharge the car’s battery and extend its driving range. This means you can travel farther on a single fuel tank, making the New Maruti XL6 more fuel-efficient.

New Maruti XL6 Hybrid Extending Driving Range with Clever Technology
New Maruti XL6 Hybrid Extending Driving Range with Clever Technology

Beyond the Blend: e-POWER’s Innovative Approach to Hybrid Powertrains

Unlike typical hybrids that combine electric motor power with petrol engine power to drive the wheels, Nissan’s e-POWER system works differently. In an e-POWER car, the petrol engine acts like a dedicated generator, creating electricity to power the electric motor that drives the car. This electric motor can use energy from the battery pack or the constantly running generator engine. This setup offers a similar experience to a fully electric car, with smooth acceleration and quiet operation, while still having the benefit of a petrol engine to extend the driving range without needing to plug in for charging.

e-POWER's Innovative Approach to Hybrid Powertrains
Innovative Approach to Hybrid Powertrains

New Maruti XL6: Expanding Hybrid Technology

They’re working on a hybrid version of the popular New Maruti XL6 MPV, and it could be hitting Indian roads within the next two years. This new model will use a special technology an electric motor with a petrol engine. This hybrid system, developed by Maruti Suzuki engineers, is expected to improve fuel efficiency.

They’re estimating a mileage of over 30 kilometers per liter, you’ll spend less on fuel, especially for frequent drivers. It’s not just the New Maruti XL6 getting this hybrid treatment – Maruti Suzuki is also planning to use this technology in their upcoming compact MPV. So, if you’re looking for a fuel-efficient and spacious family car, keep an eye out for these new hybrid options from Maruti Suzuki in the coming years.

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