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Cars In Demand: Maruti Alto, Renault Kwid Top Segment Sales In March 2019

Maruti Alto바카라™s sales figures are way more than any other car in the entry-level hatchback segment. So, how far behind are second and third?

Cars In Demand: Maruti Alto, Renault Kwid Top Segment Sales In March 2019
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  • Alto바카라™s March demand significantly lower than February 2019.

  • What could be the reason of Alto바카라™s lower-than-normal demand - new-gen model or discontinuation of Alto 800?

  • Hyundai Eon has now been discontinued.

  • Only other competition is the Renault Kwid and Datsun redi-Go.

  • Both Kwid and redi-GO바카라™s March demand surpassed their respective half-yearly average demand

In this day and age when SUVs are the trend, entry-level hatchbacks continue to do their job of making up the numbers, effortlessly.The Maruti Alto, Renault바카라™s Kwid and Datsun바카라™s redi-Go are all part of this segment. The Hyundai Eon also used to be a part of this segment, until it was discontinued recently.

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Takeaways

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Maruti Alto Still The People바카라™s Choice: The Alto바카라™s demand has taken a huge dip compared to the previous month, however, the sales numbers are still far ahead of any other car in its segment. Taking a look at the Alto바카라™s average six months demand, March바카라™s numbers either hint at an update around the corner or discontinuation of Alto 800. The Alto K10 has been updated to meet the new mandate of having ABS, driver airbag and reverse parking sensors as standard. There바카라™s no word about the Alto 800 being updated to meet the norms. Maruti Suzuki is also testing a Future-S concept-based hatchback which is likely to be the next-gen Alto. Is it coming sooner than expected? Only time will tell.

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Renault Kwid and Datsun redi-Go together can바카라™t catch up to the Alto: The Kwid and redi-Go are both based on the same platform. Still, their combined demand is less than half of Alto바카라™s in March, 2019, and this is when Maruti saw a 32 per cent dip in the Alto바카라™s sale!

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