Super Carry
Mini truck. The load carrier the range is built around. Petrol and S-CNG, a low deck height for quick loading, and a turning circle that works in market lanes.
A commercial vehicle is judged on running cost, uptime and resale, not on features. These are the Maruti Suzuki models built for that, all available through us.
Mini truck. The load carrier the range is built around. Petrol and S-CNG, a low deck height for quick loading, and a turning circle that works in market lanes.
Panel van. A flat, square load bay with no rear seats, for goods that need to stay dry. S-CNG keeps the running cost close to a two-wheeler's.
Entry commercial hatchback. The cheapest way to put a car on a commercial number plate. Built for high running and cheap parts rather than for show.
Tall-boy taxi. Upright seating and a tall door opening, which is what passengers notice on a short city hire. Factory S-CNG.
Taxi sedan. The default airport and outstation taxi. A real boot, a quiet cabin at highway speed, and the resale that comes with the badge.
Seven-seat fleet MPV. Seven seats and luggage for tour operators and staff transport, with the same 1.5-litre engine and S-CNG option as the private car.
A private buyer compares showrooms once. A fleet owner deals with the same workshop every month for years, so the thing worth comparing is what happens after the sale.
We service commercial vehicles bought elsewhere too. If you are weighing up a switch, ask us for a running-cost comparison against what you operate now — fuel, parts and workshop time, over a year.
Tell us the load, the route and the number of vehicles. We will come back with options and an itemised quotation.