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Maruti Invicto price revised in August 2026 — Which trims got costlier?

30 Aug 2026
2 Mins read
Key highlights
  • 1
    Zeta Plus 7S remains unchanged at Rs 24.97 lakh
  • 2
    Zeta Plus 8S and Alpha Plus 7S get a Rs 10,000 hike
  • 3
    Zeta Plus 7S and 8S price gap has increased to Rs 39,900
Outline

The Maruti Suzuki Invicto has received a smaller price revision in August 2026, with only two of its three variants becoming more expensive. The Zeta Plus 7S, which sits at the bottom of the range, has been left untouched, while the other two variants get a Rs 10,000 increase.

 

Maruti Suzuki Invicto price hiked in Aug'26

 

2024 maruti suzuki invicto rear nexa blue

 

VariantEngine & gearboxOld PriceNew PriceDifference
Zeta Plus 7S2.0L Hybrid Petrol-AT (CVT)Rs 24,97,400Rs 24,97,400No change
Zeta Plus 8S2.0L Hybrid Petrol-AT (CVT)Rs 25,27,300Rs 25,37,300+Rs 10,000
Alpha Plus 7S2.0L Hybrid Petrol-AT (CVT)Rs 28,60,500Rs 28,70,500+Rs 10,000

 

The entry-level Zeta Plus 7S remains priced at Rs 24.97 lakh and is the only Invicto variant to avoid the August hike. The Zeta Plus 8S now costs Rs 25.37 lakh, while the Alpha Plus 7S is priced at Rs 28.71 lakh.

 

The price gap between the Zeta Plus 7S and 8S has increased from Rs 29,900 to Rs 39,900, as only the 8S received the Rs 10,000 hike. The Alpha Plus 7S remains Rs 3.33 lakh more expensive than the Zeta Plus 8S, as both received the same increase.

 

The Invicto had already received a price hike of up to Rs 25,000 in June 2026. With the latest increase, the Alpha Plus 7S is now Rs 35,000 more expensive than its May 2026 price. The Zeta Plus 7S, however, has remained unchanged through both price revisions.

 

Maruti Suzuki Invicto specs

 

The Maruti Invicto continues to use a single 2.0-litre hybrid petrol engine with a total system output of 188.9PS. It gets a 168-cell Ni-MH battery with a 201.6V rating and an AC synchronous motor producing 83.73kW and 206Nm. The hybrid system is paired with an e-CVT automatic gearbox and sends power to the front wheels through a 2WD setup.

 

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