Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis
Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis price is Rs 4.5-5.25 Lakh ex-showroom. Get 1,600 kg GVW, 740 kg payload, specs and FAQs.
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About the Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis, Overview
The Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis is a small pickup in the Maruti Suzuki line-up. Gross vehicle weight is 1,600 kg, so roughly 1.6 tonnes when fully loaded. The usual jobs for this truck are milk transportation, LPG Cylinder, industrial goods transportation and construction material. The ex-showroom price is...
Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis specifications & features
Engine, dimensions, brakes, transmission, cabin, and safety details are listed on the dedicated specifications page.
- GVW 1600 kg · 1.6 Ton
- Payload 765 kg · 0.77 Ton
- Mileage 18 km/l
- Power 79 HP
- Length 12 ft 6 in
Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis Pros and Cons
Pros
- +Rated payload of 740 kg
- +Turning radius of 4.3 m is easy in market lanes
- +Meets BS VI emission rules, so it is cleared for current permits
- +Comes with a manufacturer warranty and a dealer service network
Cons
- –Gradeability of 21 per cent is low, so check it on your ghat sections
- –ABS is not listed on this version
- –Tube type tyres, so a puncture takes longer to fix on the road
- –No factory telematics, so tracking needs a separate device
- –The truck weighs more empty than it carries, which eats into fuel economy
Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis vs Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol and Tata Ace Gold: comparison
The Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis next to 4 rivals in the same class, on the figures each maker lists. The Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis carries the most payload here (765 kg) and has the most power (79 HP).
| Model | Ex-showroom price | Payload | GVW | Mileage / range | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis | ₹4.5-5.25 Lakh | 765 kg | 1,600 kg | 18 km/l | 79 HP |
| Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol | ₹4.2-5.4 Lakh | 740 kg | 1,600 kg | 18 km/l | 79 HP |
| Tata Ace Gold | ₹5-6.98 Lakh | 750 kg | 1,685 kg | 21 km/l | 30 HP |
| Mahindra Jeeto | ₹4 Lakh | 715 kg | 1,450 kg | 21 km/l | 11 HP |
| Maruti Suzuki Super Carry CNG Chassis | ₹4.57-6.26 Lakh | 625 kg | 1,600 kg | 26 km/kg | 70 HP |
Licence needed to drive the Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis
Light motor vehicle (LMV) licence. Its GVW is within 7,500 kg, so it counts as a light motor vehicle. Under the Supreme Court judgment of 6 November 2024, a person with a regular LMV (car) licence may drive it commercially without a separate transport licence.
Vehicles carrying hazardous goods need extra driver qualifications whatever their weight. Your state RTO can confirm local requirements. Source: Supreme Court, Bajaj Alliance v Rambha Devi, 6 Nov 2024
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The Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis costs about Rs 4.5 lakh to Rs 5.25 lakh ex-showroom. On-road price is higher because RTO tax, insurance and registration get added on top, and those change by state. Ask two or three dealers in your city, because discounts differ.
The Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis gives about 18 kmpl. Your actual figure depends on load, road condition and driving style. With a 30 litre tank, that is roughly 540 km on one full tank.
Rated payload is 740 kg. Gross vehicle weight is 1,600 kg, which is the truck plus the load together. Stay inside this figure. Overloading breaks springs and tyres early and invites fines at the check post.
The Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis uses a 1,197 cc petrol engine, 79 HP, 104 Nm of torque. It meets BS VI norms.
Gross vehicle weight is 1,600 kg, or about 1.6 tonnes. GVW is the total allowed weight of the truck plus body plus goods, and it decides which licence and permit you need.
It is mainly used for milk transportation, LPG Cylinder, industrial goods transportation and construction material. If your daily load and route match that kind of work, this truck fits.
It comes with a 5 Speed manual gearbox. A manual gearbox keeps the running cost and the repair bill lower, and most workshops can handle it.
It has 4 tyres in a 4X2 layout. Tyre size is 155R13 Lt 8Pr.
Maruti Suzuki gives a manufacturer warranty on this truck. The exact months and kilometre limit change by model and state, so get it in writing from your dealer at the time of booking.
Turning radius is 4.3 m and wheelbase is 2,110 mm. A smaller turning radius makes market lanes and narrow gates easier, so compare this figure with the other trucks on your list.
Yes. The Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Petrol Chassis has a GVW of 1,600 kg, within the 7,500 kg light motor vehicle limit. The Supreme Court ruled on 6 November 2024 that an LMV licence holder may drive a transport vehicle of this weight without a separate transport licence. Hazardous-goods work needs extra qualifications.
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