Maruti Victoris
Maruti Suzuki launched the Victoris SUV last year and it has quickly gained popularity among India’s SUV buyers. Currently, Victoris is the second best-selling C Segment Mid Size SUV in India and it outsells stablemates and badge-engineered counterparts like Grand Vitara and Hyryder.
But despite the popularity and the sales prospects, Maruti Suzuki has given Victoris a price cut, which is not industry practice with high-selling vehicles like Victoris. This price cut depends on the variant and it goes up to Rs 38,900 on the Ex-sh price.
Maruti Victoris Price Cut
India’s leading car manufacturer, Maruti Suzuki, has just given Victoris a price cut, raising eyebrows in the industry. It has to be noted that LXi, VXi, ZXi and ZXi Plus trims with NA Petrol engine, manual transmission and FWD layout do not get any price cuts for the month of July 2026. The same is the case with NA Petrol automatic FWD variants as well.
Only the ZXi (O) and ZXi Plus (O) trims with NA Petrol manual and automatic variants have received a price cut of Rs 38,900 on all four variants. Percentage-wise, this price cut of Rs 38,900 is the lowest with ZXi Plus (O) NA Petrol AT variant, followed by ZXi Plus (O) NA Petrol MT variant with 2.46% cut.
Maruti Victoris Price Cut July 2026
It was 2.49% with ZXi (O) NA Petrol AT variant and the highest price cut is with ZXi (O) NA Petrol MT variant which received a price cut of 2.76%. It has to be noted that there is no price cut with CNG and Strong Hybrid variants and Maruti Suzuki has retained the respective prices of CNG and Strong Hybrid variants as they are.
Best-Equipped Maruti Suzuki
If you take the vehicles manufactured by Maruti Suzuki (not badge-engineered Toyotas), Victoris is the best-equipped and the most cutting-edge offering from the brand. It is the flagship offering for Arena lineup and it is currently the only home-grown Maruti Suzuki product with powered tailgate, ADAS, a TFT cluster, an underbody CNG tank, larger 10.1-inch touchscreen and other features.
Some of these features and equipment is expected to make its way to Grand Vitara in the future. A timeline is not disclosed. As things stand, Victoris continues to be Maruti Suzuki’s most cutting-edge offering and it just received a price cut.