Maruti Alto Tour H1: Maruti Suzuki often surprised everyone with the low prices of its cars. In this episode, the company has launched a new car Maruti Alto Tour H1 starting price Rs 4.80 lakh ex showroom. This car will give a tremendous mileage of 34 Kmpl on the road.
K-series will get 1.0-liter dual jet engine
The car will get the option of K-Series 1.0-liter Dual Jet and Dual VVT engine. This is the BS6 commercial portfolio car of the company.
The CNG variant of Maruti Alto Tour H1 will be offered at Rs 570,500 lakh ex-showroom.
There are three color options offered in the car
Safety has been taken care of a lot in the Maruti Alto Tour H1. It will get features like dual airbags, front seat belts with pre-tensioner and force limiter, seat belt reminder for both front and rear passengers.
The car will get three color options Metallic Silky Silver, Metallic Granite Gray and Arctic White.
Anti-lock Braking System and Reverse Parking Sensors
Maruti’s Alto Tour H1 has Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) and reverse parking sensors. Maruti Alto Tour H1 will get maximum power of 66.6Ps.
At the same time, its CNG variant will get the power of 56.6 Ps whereas, the car will generate peak torque of 89 Nm in petrol and 82.1 Nm in CNG mode. The car will return a mileage of 24.60 kmpl on petrol and 34.46 km/kg on CNG.
What is ABS and its benefits
ABS technology reduces the risk of accidents. This system runs from the wheel sensor. Those who sense harsh road conditions activate the ABS. In this, sudden braking during an accident gives the driver more time to control the vehicle than the normal braking system.
The sensor automatically engaged the anti-lock brakes. When the wheels of a vehicle lock up when the brakes are applied, there is a possibility of the vehicle skidding dangerously on the road surface (especially on wet surfaces).
Prevents lock-up and skidding
ABS is activated in case of tire slip. This prevents lock-up and skidding in slippery conditions. Using ABS is very different from using regular brakes.
If you are braking normally at a stop sign, red light or slow-moving vehicles ahead of you, the ABS system will not activate. The ABS will automatically get activated when the brakes are applied suddenly at high speeds.
