Maruti Suzuki S-Presso Vs Maruti Suzuki Jimny - Price, Mileage, Specs

The Jimny for the Indian market is unique as it offers 5 doors while staying under 4 metres in length. Its compact footprint makes the Jimny easy to manoeuvre through tight spaces and hilly areas. Its narrow width also makes it more accessible in tighter spaces compared to the Mahindra Thar.

The base Zeta variant of the Jimny offers a good amount of features as standard. The Maruti Jimny’s  standard features include a touchscreen infotainment system, 6 airbags, rear wiper with washer, reverse parking camera, wheel arch cladding and day/night inside rearview mirror.

After sales service is the backbone of Maruti Suzuki in India. Since Maruti Suzuki have the largest service and spares network in India, it's very easy to maintain your vehicle for long-term ownership. It's also fairly easy to find qualified mechanics outside of the authorised service network as a good number of independent garage mechanics must have worked with Maruti Suzuki at some point of time. Maruti’s strong after sales network gives the Jimny a solid advantage over its rivals.

The fuel efficiency of the Maruti Suzuki Jimny 5 door is rated upwards of 16kmpl for both the manual and automatic transmission options. While it is not as impressive as other Maruti Suzuki offerings, the Jimny 5 door should offer far better fuel efficiency figures than the Thar turbo petrol in the real world.