Safety Gets a Boost Across All Variants
Maruti Suzuki has officially made six airbags standard across the entire Fronx lineup—from base to top trims. This upgraded safety package now includes dual front, side, and curtain airbags.
What This Means for Buyers
- The move aligns with Maruti’s broader safety strategy to offer six airbags across nearly all models by the end of 2025.
- The average price increase across Fronx variants is around 0.5%, reflecting enhanced safety without significant cost jump.
Updated Variant Pricing (Approximate, pan‑India, ex‑showroom)
- Standard trims like Sigma and Delta have seen hikes of about ₹2,000–3,000.
- Turbo petrol variants (Zeta, Alpha) have also increased by a similar range.
Why the Update Matters
- Enhancing passenger protection: Six airbags reduce risk in side-impact and rollover crashes.
- Aligns with evolving regulatory expectations and customer demand for safer vehicles.
- Maruti’s goal: to standardize six airbags in all its models—including Baleno, Ertiga, XL6, S‑Presso, Ignis—by year-end 2025.
✅ Should You Consider the Updated Fronx?
| Feature | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Standard 6 Airbags | Significant upgrade in safety coverage across all variants |
| Minimal Price Hike | Just 0.5%, keeping the Fronx competitive in its segment |
| Feature-Rich Variants | Turbo, hybrid, and CNG trims unaffected by downgrade |
Whether you’re looking at the petrol, turbo, or CNG variant, the Fronx now offers better protection without compromising its appeal. If safety matters to you, this update boosts the Fronx’s value substantially.