Maruti Suzuki is gearing up for the much anticipated Auto Expo 2023. The Indian car maker is aiming to appeal to the hearts and minds of the audience present by showcasing a range of futuristic products and technologies.
Maruti Suzuki Display vehicles
At the show, one of the star attractions will be the YY8 electric concept SUV. Apart from these there will be two all-new SUVs along with the WagonR Flex Fuel prototype. Apart from these, Maruti will also have on display existing models like the Grand Vitara, XL6, Ciaz, Ertiga, Brezza, Baleno and Swift. A total of 16 vehicles will be on display at the Maruti booth in the Auto Expo 2023. The new 5-door Jimny will also be showcased.
Location of the Maruti Suzuki Pavillion
Maruti has set-up camp at the Hall no 9 in the India Expo Centre, Greater Noida. The entire pavilion is spread across 4,118 square meters, making it one of the largest display events at the entire Expo. Further, the Pavillion will be divided into four zones. These are Sustainability Zone, Technology Zone, Innovation Zone and Adventure Zone.
Activities at the Maruti Suzuki Pavillion
At the sustainability Zone, people can take part in the Sustainability Tree and post and support sustainable initiatives.
In the Technology Zone meanwhile, visitors will get a chance to see new engaging and immersive experiences. These include demo of futuristic technologies like ADAS, V2X, cutting-edge powertrains like Intelligent Electric Hybrid and innovative tech like Robotic Touchscreen Arm and Virtual Reality.
Meanwhile, the Innovation Zone will have an engagement for Varun Dhawan fans wherein the superstar’s 3D character will be made available for a photo op. People will be able to pose with Dhawan’s 3D character for a unique opportunity to take a picture with the star.
Last but not the least, the specially curated Adventure Zone will have a Rock Wall Climbing activity. Adventure enthusiasts will have a lot of fun here. Maruti will also display its customized All-Grip vehicles here in this zone.
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