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O
ne of the biggest assets
these days for any small
car is to rely on a frugal
but very well built one-
litre petrol mill capable
of delivering the torquey
driveability that ends up
paying big in low fuel costs.
Many carmakers the world
over have realized that a
three-cylinder in-line unit
is the best configuration to
employ in such a scenario
and Suzuki is no different.
However, what is important
to note is that Suzuki has
more experience of triples
than many other big names
in the auto business and its
998cc K10B unit (christened
by its marketing whiz
as the K-Next engine) is
brilliant in its role under
the bonnet of the Celerio. It
has been extensively given
the once over (even though
it is a relative youngster in
the business!) especially
in the areas of friction
reduction and also in subtle
ignition revisions so that
the recalibrated maps help
deliver 90Nm of torque
at a very easy 3500rpm.
Comparatively not too heavy
on tech unlike the EcoBoost
motor made by Ford for duty
in the EcoSport, the K10B
engine is though far more
consistent and stable without
being way too sensitive
in our driving conditions,
something which negates the
very plank on which the Ford
is expected to shine!
I mentioned earlier
that NVH was a key detail
that the Maruti-Suzuki
engineers paid a great deal
of attention to and apart
from the rigid yet light
structure and high tensile
ENGINE &
TRANSMISSION:
Tweaked to the gills is the former
while the latter pulls a virtual
bunny out of the proverbial
magician’s hat!
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The intelligent electronic actuator is what
helps control and synchronize both clutch and
gear shift operations; a rather cost-effective
solution instead of going automatic using
conventional systems
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