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As a ritual everytime, Delhi Auto Expo 2018 kicked off with Maruti Suzuki India (MSIL), this time with the global premiere of ConceptFutureS.
With its unique aggressive stance and posture and bold and exciting interiors, ConceptFutureS is set to redefine compact vehicle design in India, the company said.
Designed in-house by Maruti Suzuki’s seven member of ‘Design team’, led by CV Raman, ConceptFutureS epitomises the next level of design evolution in terms of proportions, body sculpting and stimulating fusion of bold patterns and superior accent colours, it said.
Unveiling the product, Kenichi Ayukawa, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, MSIL, said, “Compact is the natural choice of India’s car customers. Compact needs a fresh design language, one that is bold, confident and dynamic. Our designers have created this brand new design, aggressive on the outside, and bold and inviting interiors.” ConceptFutureS will define the next generation of design for compact vehicles in India, he said.
Smartly integrating SUV features in compact dimensions without disturbing the proportions, ConceptFutureS marks a step up in design language, Ayukawa added.
Urban SUV
The product has upright stance, commanding higher seating and ground clearance, along with the horizontal hood giving it a unique aggressive stance and posture.
The urban SUV image is strengthened by the bold and upright front. A unique A-pillar treatment playfully connects to the accent on the side sill, the taut powerful shoulders and a raised rear volume, to give a dynamic appeal, the company said.
Strong structural elements in the interior provide the strength required by an SUV whereas layered wrap around design with dynamic lines make it exciting for the young urban customer. The human machine interface in the centre is also a unique spherical design with layers of interface making it fun and playful to interact with the car.
The ergonomical seats placement and styling assure comfort and safety to the riders, the company added.
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