India’s largest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki, has announced a significant price cut across several of its popular models following the rationalisation of Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates. The company has passed on the benefits to customers, reducing prices by as much as ₹1.10 lakh on select cars. The revised pricing will take effect from September 22, 2025, coinciding with the implementation of the new GST regime.
Maruti operates through a vast network of dealerships, including more than 4,000 Arena showrooms and over 700 Nexa outlets across the country. This wide presence ensures that the new reduced prices are accessible to buyers nationwide.
Arena Models:
The Arena portfolio, which includes entry-level and mass-market cars, has seen substantial price corrections. The Alto K10 is now cheaper by up to ₹52,910, while the S-Presso sees a cut of ₹52,143. The WagonR gets a reduction of ₹63,911, the Celerio ₹62,845, and the Eeco ₹67,929. Popular models like the Swift and Dzire will now cost up to ₹80,966 and ₹86,892 less, respectively. The Brezza and Ertiga also benefit, with reductions of ₹48,207 and ₹46,224.
Nexa Models:
The premium Nexa lineup has also received notable adjustments. The Ignis is cheaper by ₹69,240, the Baleno by ₹80,667, and the Jimny by ₹51,052. The Grand Vitara sees a price drop of ₹67,724, the XL6 by ₹51,155, and the Invicto by ₹61,301. The largest cut is reserved for the Fronx, with a reduction of up to ₹1,10,384, making it one of the most attractive deals in the segment.
With these price cuts, Maruti Suzuki aims to make its vehicles more competitive and accessible, boosting demand in both the mass-market and premium car categories.
