Mahindra has launched the Marazzo MPV at an introductory starting price of Rs 10 lakh. The prices go up to Rs 13.9 lakh (both ex-showroom) for the top-spec M8 variant. With the Marazzo, the homegrown carmaker has bridged the gap between the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga and the Toyota Innova Crysta. Not just in terms of price, but also size as well.
The Marazzo, even in its fully-loaded variant, undercuts the Innova Crysta’s base model by a significant margin. Therefore, it makes a strong case for itself for buyers who don’t want to stretch their budget to buy the Toyota. So let’s check out how the Mahindra fares against the Japanese MPV and whether the Marazzo’s top-spec variant is actually a more value-for-money pick over the standard Crysta.
But before diving into the variants, let’s see how the two MPV’s stack up in terms of specifications
Dimensions
- The Innova Crysta is longer than the Marazzo by 150mm. However, it's the Marazzo which has a longer wheelbase (by 10mm) here
- The Marazzo is also wider than the Innova, which should help provide more shoulder room for passengers
