Maruti Suzuki Announces New GST 2.0 Prices Across Models
Maruti Suzuki India Limited has slashed prices across its model lineup to pass on the benefit of the recent Goods & Services Tax (GST) rate cuts. These changes will be effective from 22 September 2025. Below are the updated ex-showroom starting prices by model, along with the corresponding reductions.
Model-Wise Price List
|
Model |
New Starting Price (INR) |
Approx Reduction |
|
Alto K10 |
3,69,900 |
1.07 lakh |
|
S-Presso |
3,49,900 |
1.29 lakh |
|
Celerio |
4,69,900 |
94,100 |
|
WagonR |
4,98,900 |
79,600 |
|
Ignis |
5,35,100 |
71,300 |
|
Swift |
5,78,900 |
84,600 |
|
Baleno |
5,98,900 |
86,100 |
|
Dzire |
6,25,600 |
87,700 |
|
Tour S |
6,23,800 |
67,200 |
|
Fronx |
6,84,900 |
1.12 lakh |
|
Brezza |
8,25,900 |
1.12 lakh |
|
Ertiga |
8,80,000 |
46,400 |
|
Grand Vitara |
10,76,500 |
1.07 lakh |
|
XL6 |
11,52,300 |
52,000 |
|
Jimny |
12,31,500 |
51,900 |
|
Invicto |
24,97,400 |
61,700 |
|
Eeco |
5,18,100 |
68,000 |
|
Super Carry |
5,06,100 |
52,100 |
Prices are the new starting ex-showroom prices, effective from 22 September 2025. Variants with more features or alternate powertrains / fuel types may cost more.
The GST rate changes classify small cars (petrol / CNG ≤ 1.2 L, length ≤ 4 m; diesel ≤ 1.5 L) into an 18% slab. Larger or more premium/utility vehicles that exceed size / engine thresholds attract a higher rate (40%). Reductions range widely: entry-level models see cuts up to about ₹ 1.29 lakh, while mid-/high-end SUVs and MPVs have smaller but still meaningful savings (₹ 40,000-₹ 1,10,000+ depending on model).
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For first-time buyers, the Alto K10, WagonR, Celerio, and Swift have become significantly more affordable. These models account for a large chunk of Maruti Suzuki’s sales, making the new GST-compliant prices a huge incentive for middle-class families and small business owners.
The SUV category – including the Brezza, Fronx, and Grand Vitara – now offers stronger value, with savings of over ₹ 1 lakh on select variants. This could make compact SUVs even more attractive against rivals like the Hyundai Creta, Tata Nexon, and Kia Sonet.
Even premium models like the Invicto and XL6, while seeing smaller cuts, benefit from the perception of better value in a competitive MPV space.
Maruti Suzuki’s decision comes just ahead of the festive season, traditionally the busiest period for auto sales in India. With demand already rising thanks to new launches, CNG adoption, and hybrid interest, analysts expect the GST-linked price cuts to boost consumer sentiment further.
Maruti Suzuki’s Market Strength
- Market Leader: Maruti Suzuki holds over 41% passenger vehicle market share in India.
- Strong Network: Over 3,800 dealerships across the country.
- Fuel Mix: Known for petrol and CNG options, with increasing focus on hybrid powertrains.
- Customer Focus: This move reinforces Maruti Suzuki’s position as a value-driven brand, ensuring affordability while complying with regulations.
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