Auto Expo 2018: Maruti Unveils The Future S Concept

If the Future S Concept is a sign of Maruti Suzuki’s design language of the future, then colour us impressed!

Darab Mansoor Ali
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Maruti Suzuki kicked off their Auto Expo 2018 with the showcase of their crossover concept, the Future Concept S.
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Maruti Suzuki kicked off their Auto Expo 2018 with the showcase of their crossover concept, the Future Concept S.
(Photo: The Quint)

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Maruti Suzuki kicked off their Auto Expo 2018 with the showcase of their crossover concept, the Future Concept S.

The Future-S Concept is a micro SUV and has typical urban crossover characteristics of high ground clearance and a high upright seating position. No details about engine options have been revealed so far.

The car is said to be a direct competitor to the likes of KUV 100 or the Tata Nexon. If reports are to be believed, the new vehicle is also touted to be an entry-level hatchback segment competitor to Kwid.

Maruti Suzuki Future Concept S.(Photo: The Quint)

The car features a futuristic SUV design, with sleek LED headlamps that are joined by a grille/panel. The daytime running LED outline adds to its hi-tech look and feel.

The high-ground clearance, including the wide arches and haunches, give the car a bold stance. We loved the huge black wheels on the concept – but it is unlikely that this will be the wheel size on the production car. The lack of a traditional grille suggests this concept is electric powered.

Maruti Suzuki Future Concept S.(Photo: The Quint)

The impressive rear design bear tail lamps that appear to be similar to the headlamps –with the Suzuki badge in the center of the Bootlid.

At a distance, the car may look like a coupe, but it has the same number of doors as all other Maruti models in the country (Yes it has suicide doors that you’d see on a Rolls Royce)

Another unusual thing about the car is the fact that the concept on display did not have any rear-view mirrors. It had rear-view cameras instead.
Maruti Suzuki Future Concept S.(Photo: The Quint)

Maruti has announced that production will begin in a few years from now. The orange tint, with hints of pearl-white, along with the bulky black wheels give the car a great look. However, we have no choice but to wait to see how the production variant will differ. One thing is for sure, if this vehicle is a sign of Maruti Suzuki’s design language of the future, then colour us impressed.

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Published: 07 Feb 2018,10:36 AM IST

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