New Delhi, 13 November (Udaipur Kiran)। Maruti Eeco, one of the most affordable 7-seater cars in India, continues to attract strong demand. The vehicle recorded 13,537 unit sales in October, and in November, the company is offering a discount of up to ₹37,100 on both petrol and CNG variants.

The discount package includes:
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₹10,000 cash discount
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₹15,000 exchange bonus or ₹25,000 scrappage bonus
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₹2,100 additional offers
Customers looking for a budget-friendly family vehicle are quietly opting for the Eeco due to its practicality, low maintenance and multiple seating options.
New Maruti Eeco: Features & Specifications
The Eeco is powered by a K-Series 1.2-litre engine delivering:
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80.76 PS & 104.5 Nm (Petrol)
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71.65 PS & 95 Nm (CNG)
Mileage (claimed):
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20.2 km/l (Petrol Tour variant)
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27.05 km/kg (CNG Tour variant)
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19.7 km/l (Petrol passenger variant)
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26.78 km/kg (CNG passenger variant)
The Eeco now comes with 11 safety features, meeting current and upcoming safety norms. These include:
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Standard 6 airbags
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Reverse parking sensor
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Engine immobilizer
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Child lock
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Seatbelt reminder
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ABS with EBD
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Dual front airbags
Interior updates include a new steering wheel and digital instrument cluster, borrowed from the S-Presso and Celerio. The old sliding AC controls have been replaced with a modern rotary unit.
Variants & Dimensions
The Eeco is available in 5-seater, 7-seater, Cargo, Tour and Ambulance body styles.
Dimensions:
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Length: 3,675 mm
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Width: 1,475 mm
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Height: 1,825 mm (Ambulance: 1,930 mm)
Prices (ex-showroom):
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5-seater: ₹5.32 lakh – ₹6.58 lakh
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7-seater: ₹5.61 lakh
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Overall price range: ₹5.18 lakh – ₹6.60 lakh
With the ongoing discount and practical seating configurations, the Maruti Eeco remains a strong choice for budget buyers and commercial users alike.
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