Planning to buy a Maruti car? This might be the best time! Maruti Suzuki India has announced massive price cuts across its popular models after the government slashed GST rates earlier this month. The new prices are already in effect, passing on the full benefit of the tax cut to customers.
The entry-level Alto K10 is now cheaper by a whopping ₹1,07,600, with a new starting price of ₹3.69 lakh. On the other end, the premium Grand Vitara has also seen a similar reduction, now starting at ₹10.76 lakh.
Why The Price Drop?
On September 4, 2025, the government rolled out India’s biggest GST reform since the tax was first introduced in 2017. The old four-tier structure (5%, 12%, 18%, 28%) was replaced with just two main slabs — 5% for essentials and 18% for discretionary goods. A new 40% slab was created for luxury cars and tobacco.
To bring clarity, the government has also defined what qualifies as a “small car”:
- Less than 4 metres in length
- Petrol engines below 1,200 cc / diesel engines below 1,500 cc
These cars will now be taxed at 18% GST, while bigger cars with higher engine capacity fall under the 40% GST bracket. EVs continue at 5% GST.
Maruti Suzuki New Prices After GST Cut
Here’s the updated list of Maruti Suzuki models with their new starting prices:
| Model | Price Cut (₹) | New Starting Price (₹) |
|---|---|---|
| S-Presso | Up to 1,29,600 | 3,49,900 |
| Alto K10 | Up to 1,07,600 | 3,69,900 |
| Celerio | Up to 94,100 | 4,69,900 |
| Wagon-R | Up to 79,600 | 4,98,900 |
| Ignis | Up to 71,300 | 5,35,100 |
| Swift | Up to 84,600 | 5,78,900 |
| Baleno | Up to 86,100 | 5,98,900 |
| Tour S | Up to 67,200 | 6,23,800 |
| Dzire | Up to 87,700 | 6,25,600 |
| Fronx | Up to 1,12,600 | 6,84,900 |
| Brezza | Up to 1,12,700 | 8,25,900 |
| Grand Vitara | Up to 1,07,000 | 10,76,500 |
| Jimny | Up to 51,900 | 12,31,500 |
| Ertiga | Up to 46,400 | 8,80,000 |
| XL6 | Up to 52,000 | 11,52,300 |
| Invicto | Up to 61,700 | 24,97,400 |
| Eeco | Up to 68,000 | 5,18,100 |
| Super Carry | Up to 52,100 | 5,06,100 |
⚠️ Note: Some cars like the Jimny (under 4m but with a 1.5L petrol engine) and the Ertiga (longer than 4m despite a smaller engine) don’t qualify as “small cars,” so they fall under the 40% bracket.
What About The New Victoris SUV?
Maruti’s latest compact SUV, the Victoris, is already priced with the new GST benefits. It sits between the Fronx and Grand Vitara in the lineup, priced from ₹10.49 lakh to ₹19.98 lakh for the top-spec strong hybrid.
👉 With these new price cuts, Maruti Suzuki is expected to see a big jump in sales. If you’ve been waiting to buy a Swift, Baleno, or even the Grand Vitara, now’s the perfect time to book your car.
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