Maruti Suzuki has announced major price cuts across its lineup after the announcement of the new GST 2.0 regime. Popular models like the Brezza, Swift and Alto are now significantly cheaper, with reductions of up to Rs 1.29 lakh depending on the variant. New prices will come into effect starting September 22, 2025.
Under GST 2.0, cars under four metres in length with petrol engines up to 1,200 cc and diesel engines up to 1,500 cc have moved from the earlier 28 percent tax slab to a lower 18 percent slab. Larger cars and SUVs have been placed in a 40 percent slab, down from the previous 45–50 percent range. This shift has allowed Maruti Suzuki to pass on the benefits to customers across nearly its entire portfolio.
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Here are the model-wise price reductions and revised starting prices (ex-showroom):
• S-Presso: up to Rs 1,29,600; starts at Rs 3,49,900
• Alto K10: up to Rs 1,07,600; starts at Rs 3,69,900
• Celerio: up to Rs 94,100; starts at Rs 4,69,900
• WagonR: up to Rs 79,600; starts at Rs 4,98,900
• Ignis: up to Rs 71,300; starts at Rs 5,35,100
• Swift: up to Rs 84,600; starts at Rs 5,78,900
• Baleno: up to Rs 86,100; starts at Rs 5,98,900
• Tour S: up to Rs 67,200; starts at Rs 6,23,800
• Dzire: up to Rs 87,700; starts at Rs 6,25,600
• Fronx: up to Rs 1,12,600; starts at Rs 6,84,900
• Brezza: up to Rs 1,12,700; starts at Rs 8,25,900
• Grand Vitara: up to Rs 1,07,000; starts at Rs 10,76,500
• Jimny: up to Rs 51,900; starts at Rs 12,31,500
• Ertiga: up to Rs 46,400; starts at Rs 8,80,000
• XL6: up to Rs 52,000; starts at Rs 11,52,300
• Invicto: up to Rs 61,700; starts at Rs 24,97,400
• Eeco: up to Rs 68,000; starts at Rs 5,18,100
• Super Carry: up to Rs 52,100; starts at Rs 5,06,100
This is one of the biggest across-the-board price reductions Maruti Suzuki has offered in years, making many of its best-selling cars more accessible to buyers across the country.
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