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Watch: Maruti Suzuki Alto Surpasses SUVs in Viral Winter Driving Video

With winter in full swing, a viral video on social media shows a Maruti Suzuki Alto effortlessly climbing a snow-covered hill, surpassing specialized SUVs like Mahindra Thar and Maruti Suzuki Jimny. The Alto's lightweight and traction-enhancing chains contribute to its surprising success, earning it the title "Lord Alto" among enthusiasts.

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Watch: Maruti Suzuki Alto Surpasses SUVs in Viral Winter Driving Video

With winter in full swing, snow-covered mountains and hills have become a major tourist attraction. Many visitors choose to explore these picturesque sceneries using their personal vehicles. However, driving on surfaces covered with black ice is a challenging task, as demonstrated in a viral video on social media where ‘Lord Alto’ won the match.

The Instagram video begins with a black Mahindra Thar attempting to go uphill on a route with water flowing down. The SUV struggles to gain traction, followed by a Maruti Suzuki Jimny facing similar difficulties. Shortly after, a Suzuki Gypsy takes the same path, also experiencing minimal traction.

 

 

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Unexpected Success of Maruti Suzuki Alto

Surprisingly, a Maruti Suzuki Alto, equipped with a front-wheel-drive system, effortlessly climbs the hill. Despite being an underdog compared to specialized off-road vehicles, the Alto’s success can be attributed to its lightweight and the driver’s skill in avoiding slippery surfaces. Additionally, chains on its front tires enhance traction, a common technique for driving on snow-covered surfaces.

Viral Video Gains Popularity

The video has garnered over 238,000 likes on social media, likely due to the Alto’s improbable triumph over renowned off-road vehicles like the Mahindra Thar and Maruti Suzuki Jimny. The clip’s popularity has earned the hatchback the title “Lord Alto” among enthusiasts.

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