Maruti Suzuki announces price cuts for a limited time. Check new prices

Maruti Suzuki has announced that it will be passing on the full benefits of the reduced GST rates on automobiles to its customers, with the new prices to come into effect from September 22, 2025. To further boost market demand in the Indian passenger vehicles segment, the company has now reduced the starting prices of its cars. Prices have been slashed by up to ₹1.29 lakh across the entire model range, depending on the specific model. It is worth noting that these are limited-time prices, which will eventually be revised by the end of this calendar year.

Maruti model-wise benefits

Maruti’s ICE-powered range will see starting prices slashed heavily with the new offer. The highest benefit of ₹1.29 lakh is available on the Maruti S-Presso, which now starts at ₹3.49 lakh (ex-showroom). Other models such as the Ertiga, Alto, and Fronx also see reductions in the range of ₹46,600–1.12 lakh. If you are interested in purchasing a Maruti Suzuki car, take a look at the complete list of model-wise price reductions below:

Maruti Suzuki model-wise price reductions:

Model	Price Reduction ( ₹)	New Starting Price ( ₹)
S-Presso	1,29,600	3,49,900
Alto K10	1,07,600	3,69,900
Celerio	94,100	4,69,900
Wagon R	79,600	4,98,900
Ignis	71,300	5,35,100
Swift	84,600	5,78,900
Baleno	86,100	5,98,900
Tour S	67,200	6,23,800
Dzire	87,700	6,25,600
Fronx	1,12,600	6,84,900
Brezza	1,12,700	8,25,900
Grand Vitara	1,07,000	10,76,500
Jimny	51,900	12,31,500
Ertiga	46,400	8,80,000
XL6	52,000	11,52,300
Invicto	61,700	24,97,400
Eeco	68,000	5,18,100
Super Carry	52,100	5,06,100

GST 2.0: What Has Changed

The new Goods and Services Tax (GST) revision, dubbed ‘GST 2.0,’ will come into effect on September 22. The updated model simplifies automobile taxation into a two-slab structure of 5 per cent and 18 per cent, with a special 40 per cent slab reserved for larger cars, SUVs, and premium motorcycles above 350 cc. Notably, the additional compensation cess that was levied on top of GST has now been scrapped.

This reform means small cars (petrol up to 1,200 cc and diesel up to 1,500 cc) are taxed at 18 per cent, a significant reduction from the earlier 28 per cent. Larger vehicles, including SUVs above four metres with bigger engines, fall under the 40 per cent slab, which, despite the higher rate on paper, comes out to be cheaper than the previous 45–48 per cent effective tax including cess.

What It Means for Buyers

For prospective car buyers, Maruti’s move comes right ahead of the festive season, potentially spurring demand in the market. While small and compact vehicles such as the S-Presso and the Alto K10 see the sharpest cuts, larger and more premium models such as the Fronx and the Grand Vitara have also gotten more affordable.

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