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Cars under 10 Maruti Suzuki Baleno The Baleno has been upgraded and repositioned to provide new technology, increased value, and improved accessibility. Is there anything better than a fantastic interior, a powerful engine, and a price tag under ten lakhs? Despite the fact that the main design is the same, this Baleno's body panels are entirely new. The grille is substantially broader, as is the chrome appliqué that runs beneath it, and the bonnet is flatter and wider. The lower bumper features greater sculpting and new LED fog lights. The most noticeable difference is a new pair of LED headlamps with Nexa's distinctive three-block Daytime Running Lamps trademark.
The new Baleno, according to Maruti Suzuki, passes all current crash test standards and is built with a higher amount of highstrength and ultra-high-strength steel. This, along with the extra equipment, has resulted in a 55kg weight boost in topspec cars, and sure, for what it's worth, the door shuts with a bit more heft than before. The K12N engine is used in the Baleno. It replaces the mild hybrid system in the facelifted Swift and Dzire, but keeps everything else from the K12C, including the 90hp and 113Nm outputs. The CVT automatic transmission has also been dropped in favour of a five-speed AMT, presumably to enhance fuel economy (at 22.94 km/l).
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