Suzuki will bring its seventh-generation Alto to the Paris Motor Show this October, featuring stylistic and powertrain upgrades to compete with the best and brightest from the budget-oriented, compact class. Based on the A-Star concept introduced at last year's New Delhi Motor Show, the new model will be built in India by Maruti Suzuki's Manesar plant, and will likely packing a 1.0-liter engine which should make Euro V emissions regulations a breeze to exceed. Expect the new Alto to find its largest market in India, along with limited sales throughout Europe. For an economy car, it's a pretty decent looker from what we can tell from the two shots Suzuki's released ahead of the show, and we expect it will find plenty of buyers looking for... // Autoblog

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The Paris International Motor Show (Mondial de l’Automobile), to be held from 2-19 October 2008, is the venue for Suzuki Motor Corporation to exhibit an array of exciting new models and concept cars. At its Stand 302 in Hall 3, the company hosts, among others, the world premiere of the all-new Alto.

New Suzuki Alto offers eco-friendly and enjoyable motoring

The all-new Alto builds on the strengths of Suzuki’s unparalleled knowledge of small-car development. It combines eye-catching style and easy urban mobility with great performance in terms of high fuel efficiency and low CO2 emissions. The new compact car offers light weight achieved through downsizing yet provides ample interior roominess and comfort. For the compact body, Suzuki designers tailored a stylish, sporty... // Easier

Suzuki has released the first image of its all-new Alto minicar, which the carmaker plans to debut at Novembers Paris Motor Show before a global sales launch early next year. As expected, the production Alto shares much in common with last years A-Star concept.

The A-Star was developed in concert with Suzukis Indian subsidiary Maruti and showcased at last Decembers Auto Expo in New Delhi. If offered in Australia, the Alto would be positioned below the entry-level Swift in Suzuki's lineup.

Suzuki is expected to build two different versions of the Alto - a low-cost model manufactured by Maruti at a plant in Manesar, India, and a global version that will be sourced from Suzukis operations in Japan.

Power for both models will come from a newly developed Euro 5-compliant 1.0-litre... // CarCental

The Paris International Motor Show (Mondial de l’Automobile) is the venue for Suzuki Motor Corporation to exhibit the new Alto and two new 'fuel-cell' concepts.

The all-new Alto builds on the strengths of Suzuki’s knowledge of small-car development. It combines eye-catching style and easy urban mobility with great performance in terms of high fuel efficiency and low CO 2 emissions. The new compact car offers light weight achieved through downsizing yet provides ample interior roominess and comfort. For the compact body, Suzuki designers tailored a stylish, sporty and youthful look that simultaneously exudes solidity and urban energy. It is perfectly matched to European tastes and supports a low drag coefficient. With overall higher levels of quality, comfort, and safety, the... // Car and SUV