Maruti Suzuki Freezes Prices Till June 14: Save Big On Alto K10, WagonR, S-Presso

Planning to buy a small Maruti car this month? Budget-conscious buyers now have a limited window to beat the price hike of up to Rs 30,000. Maruti Suzuki has announced a price protection scheme for select entry-level models, including the Celerio, WagonR, S-Presso, and Alto K10. Under this initiative, customers can entirely shield themselves from the price revision by booking their vehicle on or before June 14, 2026. Maruti Suzuki's price hike is a result of persistent inflationary pressures and rising input costs. While the rate revision will see Maruti car prices climb by up to Rs 30,000, the exact model-wise hike is not disclosed yet. But, if you are looking to buy an Alto K10 or WagonR, then you can save your money by purchasing them at the pre-price

hike by making the bookings within the announced window.

Maruti Suzuki has also announced the 'Suhana Safar' recurring deposit loan scheme. This initiative will directly benefit first-time buyers struggling with initial down payments.

What Is Price Protection And What Does It Mean For Maruti Buyers?

Price protection scheme allows eligible buyers to lock in current prices and avoid any price hike announced after their booking date. In Maruti Suzuki's case, buyers who reserve an Alto K10, S-Presso, Celerio, or WagonR by June 14, 2026, will continue to pay the existing price even if the company raises prices before the vehicle is delivered. These customers will be shielded from the price hike and can purchase their chosen model at the rate applicable on the date of booking. This will enable them to save thousands, based on the variant and the extent of the price adjustment.

New 'Suhana Safar' Programme

In addition to a price protection scheme, the carmaker has also rolled out a new savings-linked auto finance programme called 'Suhana Safar'. Who will benefit? The scheme is for those buyers who may find it difficult to arrange a down payment immediately. As part of the initiative, prospective buyers can deposit a monthly amount equivalent to an expected EMI into a recurring deposit account.

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The deposit earns interest and matures over a period of three to six months. Once the tenure is complete, the accumulated amount can be used as the down payment for a vehicle loan from the same bank. The Suhana Safar programmee also applies to the Alto K10, S-Presso, Celerio and WagonR.

with inputs from PTI.