Maruti Suzuki has lowered the ex-showroom prices of its popular hatchback, the Swift. This came after the newly implemented GST 2.0 reforms, which resulted in the carmaker passing on the tax benefits to
buyers across the Swift's entire variant line-up. The government’s revision lowered GST on many small cars to 18%, and manufacturers moved quickly to reflect the new rates in dealer price lists. For the Swift, this translated into a meaningful reduction at the entry level and across popular trims — buyers can now see lower ex-showroom tags at showrooms nationwide. If you're planning to bring home a Swift this festive season, here's a full variant-wise price breakdown of the model.
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Swift New Prices
The following are the new variant-wise prices for the Swift. Please note that the below mentioned costs are ex-showroom figures.
| Variant | Price |
| Swift Lxi | Rs 5,78,900 |
| Swift Vxi | Rs 6,58,900 |
| Swift Vxi (O) | Rs 6,84,900 |
| Swift Vxi AGS | Rs 7,03,900 |
| Swift Vxi (O) AGS | Rs 7,29,900 |
| Swift Vxi CNG | Rs 7,44,900 |
| Swift Zxi | Rs 7,52,900 |
| Swift Vxi (O) CNG | Rs 7,70,900 |
| Swift Zxi AGS | Rs 7,97,900 |
| Swift Zxi+ | Rs 8,19,900 |
| Swift Zxi CNG | Rs 8,38,900 |
| Swift Zxi+ | Rs 8,64,900 |
Why The New Reforms Led To Price Reduction
The GST 2.0 reform reworked tax slabs for passenger vehicles: several small-car categories moved to a lower effective rate, reducing the combined tax load that previously included an additional cess. That adjustment enabled manufacturers to lower the embedded tax in ex-showroom prices; Maruti responded by updating its official price lists across multiple models, including the Swift. The revision is part of a broader industry response, with many OEMs now reflecting new ex-showroom figures.
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What Buyers Should Check
It is important to note that the ex-showroom cuts are only one part of the final bill. State registration fees, local taxes, insurance and optional accessories still affect the on-road price. Prospective buyers should request a written on-road quote from authorised Maruti dealers that itemises the GST benefit and all ancillary charges. Also confirm variant availability and delivery timelines — high demand during the festive season may affect waiting periods.
For more GST-related updates, keep reading Times Now Auto.
