<p>The cabin in its new avatar now gets the option of grey or brown interiors depending on the variant that you go for. Optimal use of space and an uncluttered dashboard speaks for its popularity within the masses. A nice curved layout to the central air con vents looks quite distinct along with the central console with silver accent finish. All the necessary features and dials seems to be at the right place and the overall plastic quality does look OK given its price point and segment. Apart from the manual air conditioner, you also get an in-house music system which seems to do its job quite satisfactorily. Seating remains good for 4 people only, while adjusting for an extra passenger on the rear row will lead to cramped seating. The under thigh support for the rear seats is quite decent while the front seats do lack comfort especially for longer trips. Maruti has also put in fair bit of modern day features on the inside which includes front power windows, power steering, Manual AC with heater, a dual trip meter and also some clever storage places. Compared to its predecessor, the current gen Alto 800 does seem to have equipped itself with modern day gadgetry and a nice overall appeal on the inside.

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