Maruti Suzuki’s much-awaited New Brezza will launch tomorrow, July 24, with a five-star Bharat NCAP rating and a richer feature package aimed at reversing the compact SUV’s recent loss of momentum. Its success will depend on whether it can win back buyers from rivals—and from Maruti’s own Fronx.Brezza sales fell 4.8 per cent to 180,104 units in FY26, while Tata Nexon sales rose 32.5 per cent to 216,054 units. The pressure continued into FY27: Brezza sold 37,308 units in Q1, averaging 12,436 a month, while the Fronx sold 52,650 units, 41 per cent more than its sibling. Analysts estimate that…