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Maruti Baleno Alpha variants get costlier by up to Rs 30,000 — Details here!

27 Aug 2026
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Key highlights
  • 1
    Base Sigma petrol-manual is the only variant without a price hike
  • 2
    Delta variants are Rs 7,500 costlier, while Zeta variants are up by Rs 15,000
  • 3
    Baleno prices now range from Rs 5.99 lakh to Rs 9.47 lakh (ex-showroom)
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Maruti Suzuki has revised the Baleno prices, with the latest hike varying by variant. The Sigma remains unchanged, while the higher-spec trims get increases of up to Rs 30,000. The hike applies to petrol-manual, petrol-AMT and CNG variants.

 

Maruti Suzuki Baleno price hike in August 2026 — 1.2L petrol-manual

 

The base Sigma variant is unchanged at Rs 5.99 lakh. The Delta gets a Rs 7,500 hike, while the Zeta and Alpha see increases of Rs 15,000 and Rs 30,000, respectively.

 

VariantEngine & gearboxOld priceNew priceDifference
Sigma1.2L Petrol-MTRs 5,98,900Rs 5,98,900No change
Delta1.2L Petrol-MTRs 6,84,900Rs 6,92,400+Rs 7,500
Zeta1.2L Petrol-MTRs 7,74,900Rs 7,89,900+Rs 15,000
Alpha1.2L Petrol-MTRs 8,67,400Rs 8,97,400+Rs 30,000

 

With the latest revision, the gap between the Sigma and Alpha manual variants has increased to Rs 2.99 lakh. The Delta and Zeta sit Rs 97,500 apart, while the Alpha costs another Rs 1.07 lakh over the Zeta.

 

Maruti Suzuki Baleno 1.2L petrol-automatic (AMT)

 

maruti baleno front photo

 

The same pattern continues with the Baleno AMT range. All three automatic variants have received a hike, with the increase rising from Rs 7,500 on the Delta to Rs 30,000 on the Alpha.

 

VariantEngine & gearboxOld priceNew priceDifference
Delta1.2L Petrol-AMTRs 7,34,900Rs 7,42,400+Rs 7,500
Zeta1.2L Petrol-AMTRs 8,24,900Rs 8,39,900+Rs 15,000
Alpha1.2L Petrol-AMTRs 9,17,400Rs 9,47,400+Rs 30,000

 

The new Baleno automatic prices now range from Rs 7.42 lakh to Rs 9.47 lakh. The gap between the Delta and Zeta is Rs 97,500, while the Alpha is Rs 1.08 lakh more expensive than the Zeta.

 

Maruti Suzuki Baleno 1.2L CNG-manual

 

The CNG range gets a similar variant-wise increase, although it is limited to the Delta and Zeta trims. The Delta gets a Rs 7,500 hike, while the Zeta is Rs 15,000 more expensive.

 

VariantEngine & gearboxOld priceNew priceDifference
Delta1.2L CNG-MTRs 7,77,400Rs 7,84,900+Rs 7,500
Zeta1.2L CNG-MTRs 8,67,400Rs 8,82,400+Rs 15,000

 

maruti baleno rear photo

 

The Baleno CNG now starts at Rs 7.85 lakh and goes up to Rs 8.82 lakh. The price gap between the Delta and Zeta is Rs 97,500, up from Rs 90,000 before the latest hike. Interestingly, this grade-based pricing pattern isn't new for the Baleno this year. Maruti had already raised prices in June 2026 by up to Rs 7,500. With both hikes combined, the Baleno Alpha AMT is now Rs 37,500 more expensive than it was in May.

 

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