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Maruti Ertiga Paseo Explore Edition launched

Maruti has launched a limited edition of the Ertiga’s middle variant (VXi and VDi) called the Paseo Explore Edition. The limited edition Maruti MPV now gets minor tweaks to the exterior and added features in the cabin.

On the outside, the limited edition MPV gets the addition of a tail-gate mounted spoiler and body graphics. Inside, the Ertiga Paseo Explore Edition gets cushions, a steering wheel cover, ambient mood lighting, new seat covers and floor mats, and door sill guards.

In terms of features, the Maruti Ertiga Paseo Explore Edition gets an electric tyre inflator, rear parking sensors, a hands-free Bluetooth kit, a high-speed multi-charger and a temperature-controlled storage box.

The limited edition Ertiga is available in two paint options – Superior White and Silky Silver.
The Ertiga Paseo Explore Edition is only available on the mid level VDi and VXi trims and gets the above mentioned features in addition to the standard features offered. Maruti has not yet revealed the prices for the limited edition but you can expect it to cost about Rs 20,000-30,000 more than the standard VXi or VDi model.

Maruti are also readying a mid-cycle refresh for the Ertiga which will make its debut on August 20 at the Indonesian International motor show 2015 before making its way to India.

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