Maruti Suzuki To Hike Prices By Up To Rs 32,500 From February 1

The carmaker cited rising input and operation costs as a reason to hike prices across all models.

By car&bike Team

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Published on January 24, 2025

Highlights

New Dzire prices to be hiked by up to Rs 10,000
Celerio, Invicto to get largest price hike
Ciaz, Jimny to get minimal price revision

Maruti Suzuki has announced a hike in prices across its range of cars and SUVs, effective February 1, 2025. The hike in prices ranges from as little as Rs 1,500 to up to Rs 32,500 depending on the model. The ageing Ciaz and the Jimny receive the lowest hike in price, while models such as the Celerio and the Invicto see prices hiked upwards of Rs 30,000. Here is a look at the full break-down of model-wise price revisions:

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Model	Hike Amount
Maruti Alto K10	Up to Rs 19,500
Maruti S-Presso	Up to Rs 5,000
Maruti Celerio	Up to Rs 32,500
Maruti Wagon R	Up To Rs 15,000
Maruti Swift	Up to Rs 5,000
Maruti Dzire	Up to Rs 10,000
Maruti Brezza	Up to Rs 20,000
Maruti Ertiga	Up to Rs 15,000
Maruti Eeco	Up to Rs 12,000
Maruti Ignis	Up to Rs 6,000
Maruti Baleno	Up to Rs 9,000
Maruti Ciaz	Up to Rs 1,500
Maruti XL6	Up to Rs 10,000
Maruti Fronx	Up to Rs 5,500
Maruti Invicto	Up to Rs 30,000
Maruti Jimny	Up to Rs 1,500
Maruti Grand Vitara	Up to Rs 25,000

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The price hike also marks the end of the introductory pricing period for the new fourth-gen Dzire. The subcompact sedan, launched late last year, will see prices hiked by up to Rs 10,000 from the start of the new month. Other popular models, such as the Brezza, Fronx, Swift, and Ertiga, will see prices hiked by up to Rs 20,000. The Celerio, meanwhile, will receive the steepest price hike—by up to Rs 32,500, depending on the variant—followed by the Invicto, with a hike of up to Rs 30,000.

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Maruti says that the hike in prices are due to rising input and operational costs.