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2022 Suzuki Alto Official Brochure Leaked Ahead of Official Launch

2022 Suzuki Alto Official Brochure Leaked Ahead of Official Launch

Suzuki is currently working on a new-gen Alto for its home market, and images of the Japan-spec model have already surfaced online. The Japanese version of the compact hatch will be an entirely different model than the Indian one. The 2022 Japan-spec Alto has a much boxier appearance, with vertical pillars and a flat roofline. And now, ahead of the official launch, its brochure has leaked and reveals the interior and exterior details. 

2022 Suzuki Alto Official Brochure Leaked Ahead of Official Launch - side

In terms of design and styling, this compact car appears to have an entirely new front look, with a closed-off nose and a thin slat for the radiator grille. It has a dual-beam projector headlight upfront, and the front fenders and bumper look like a single unit. The car seems to be a little longer and taller than the previous generation. The new Alto in this leaked image is wrapped in a dual-tone paint scheme with a white roof and ORVMs and a blue shade for the remaining panels. The hatchback looks to be mounted on 14-inch multi-spoke alloy wheels. 

2022 Suzuki Alto Official Brochure Leaked Ahead of Official Launch - back

Moreover, the tailgate appears to be flatter towards the rear, but the taillights look to be identical to the earlier generation Alto cars. On the inside, the Japan-spec Alto will get a new dashboard layout that will include a 7.0-inch touchscreen infotainment unit flanked by vertically oriented AC vents. Other notable features include a semi-digital instrument dashboard, manual air conditioning, and steering-mounted audio controls. These features are likely to be included in the India-spec variant as well.

2022 Suzuki Alto Official Brochure Leaked Ahead of Official Launch - wide

Although powertrain details for the next Japan-spec Alto remain unknown, its India equivalent is expected to be powered by a 796cc, 3-cylinder petrol engine producing 47 bhp and 69 Nm of peak torque. This engine is mated with a 5-speed manual gearbox as standard. Maruti may also bring back the 1.0-litre K10 engine, which produces 67 bhp and 90 Nm of peak torque on the Alto.

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