2019 Maruti Suzuki Baleno Review

The new Suzuki Baleno 2022 has arrived, and while the basic architecture remains the same as the previous generation, the B-segment hatchback has received numerous notable changes. The new Suzuki Baleno is available in two trim levels: GL and GLX, all of which use the same engine. Two frontal airbags, ABS (anti-lock brakes), hill hold aid, and electronic stability control are all standard features on the Baleno. The GLX receives four airbags, although the remainder of the safety features remain the same as the GL. The auto variation is only R20,000 more expensive, whereas the GLX manual and GLX auto are R275,900 and R295,900, respectively.

The Suzuki Baleno GL is no exception, offering an enjoyable driving experience paired with the confidence of knowing your car is built to last. Exterior: Improved AestheticsFor the modest price point, the exterior of the Baleno GL is surprisingly sporty. In 2019 Suzuki rolled out its Series II Baleno GL, which updated the front and rear of this scrappy hatchback, elevating its aesthetic from simple to stylish. With the Baleno, Suzuki proves that you don't have to sacrifice good looks for practicality. Interior: All the Bells and WhistlesInside the Baleno GL, drivers can use the nine-inch multi-media touchscreen to take calls, navigate, and play their favourite tunes.