Maruti Suzuki victoris gets cheaper by up to Rs 39,000: Premium variants receive surprise Price Cut, Here’s what buyers save

In a move that will delight SUV buyers, Maruti Suzuki has announced a price reduction of up to Rs 39,000 for select variants of its flagship Victoris SUV in India. While the entry-level prices remain unchanged, the company has made its premium petrol trims more accessible, offering better value to customers looking for a feature-rich SUV.

The latest revision applies only to specific petrol-powered ZXi (O) and ZXi+ (O) variants with both manual and automatic transmissions. The update comes at a time when the Victoris continues to be one of the brand’s strongest performers in the Indian SUV segment.

Variant-Wise New Prices

The biggest reduction has been introduced on the higher-spec petrol variants.

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• ZXi (O) MT now costs Rs 13.69 lakh, down from Rs 14.07 lakh, making it Rs 38,000 cheaper.
• ZXi+ (O) MT is now priced at Rs 15.43 lakh, compared to the earlier Rs 15.81 lakh.
• ZXi (O) AT now carries a price tag of Rs 15.25 lakh, down from Rs 15.63 lakh.
• ZXi+ (O) AT is now available for Rs 17.38 lakh, replacing its earlier price of Rs 17.76 lakh.

All prices mentioned are ex-showroom.

Which Variants Remain Unchanged?

The latest price revision does not affect the entire Victoris lineup. The following variants continue at their existing prices:

• LXi
• VXi
• ZXi
• ZXi+
• 4WD Petrol
• CNG variants
• Strong Hybrid variants

The SUV’s starting price remains Rs 10.49 lakh (ex-showroom), ensuring that the entry point into the Victoris range remains the same.

Powertrain Options Continue Unchanged

The Maruti Suzuki Victoris is available with multiple powertrain choices, giving buyers greater flexibility based on their driving needs. Customers can choose from:

• Petrol
• CNG
• Strong Hybrid

The SUV is offered in six variants LXi, VXi, ZXi, ZXi(O), ZXi+, and ZXi+(O).

Why Has Maruti Reduced Prices?

Although the company has not officially explained the reason behind the revision, the latest move appears to make the premium petrol variants more attractive to buyers. Customers who want top-end features without opting for the costlier hybrid models now get a noticeable price advantage.

Interestingly, while Maruti Suzuki has revised prices upward for several other models in its portfolio in recent months, the Victoris has received a selective price cut, making its fully loaded petrol trims a more compelling option.

For buyers planning to purchase the ZXi (O) or ZXi+ (O) variants, the revised pricing translates into savings of nearly Rs 39,000, improving the overall value proposition without any changes to the SUV’s features or mechanical package.