Maruti Victoris prices drop by up to Rs 38,900 on select variants in June 2026
- 1Victoris ZXI (O) Manual now starts at Rs 13.69 lakh, down from Rs 14.08 lakh
- 2Top-spec ZXI Plus (O) TC Auto now costs Rs 17.38 lakh, down from Rs 17.77 lakh
- 3All Victoris trims with CNG M & Hybrid Petrol CVT remain at their existing prices
Maruti Suzuki has selectively revised the ex-showroom prices of the Victoris for June 2026. The price cut applies to just four variants in the petrol manual and petrol TC Auto lineup, all carrying the (O) suffix, which typically denotes an additional accessory or feature pack. Prices for all other petrol, CNG, and hybrid variants remain unchanged.
Each of the affected variants receives a uniform price reduction of Rs 38,900. In percentage terms, the biggest reduction is on the ZXI (O) Manual at 2.76%, while the top-spec ZXI Plus (O) TC Auto sees the smallest percentage drop at around 2.19%.
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| Variant | Old price | New price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| LXI | Rs 10,49,900 | Rs 10,49,900 | No change |
| VXI | Rs 11,79,900 | Rs 11,79,900 | No change |
| ZXI | Rs 13,56,900 | Rs 13,56,900 | No change |
| ZXI (O) | Rs 14,07,900 | Rs 13,69,000 | -Rs 38,900 |
| ZXI Plus | Rs 15,23,900 | Rs 15,23,900 | No change |
| ZXI Plus (O) | Rs 15,81,900 | Rs 15,43,000 | -Rs 38,900 |
As shown in the table above, the latest price revision for the Maruti Suzuki Victoris is limited to select higher-spec variants. The ZXI (O) and ZXI Plus (O) have become Rs 38,900 more affordable in both manual and torque converter automatic versions. The ZXI (O) Manual is now priced at Rs 13.69 lakh, while the ZXI (O) TC Auto costs Rs 15.25 lakh. Similarly, the ZXI Plus (O) Manual is now available at Rs 15.43 lakh, and the ZXI Plus (O) TC Auto is priced at Rs 17.38 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom).
The rest of the Maruti Suzuki Victoris lineup remains unchanged. This includes the LXI, VXI, ZXI, and ZXI Plus variants with both manual and automatic gearboxes, as well as the ZXI 4WD and ZXI Plus 4WD. With this update, Maruti Suzuki has reduced the prices of only the optional higher-spec variants while leaving the rest of the range untouched.
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Maruti Invicto 1.5L hybrid petrol CVT trims remain unchanged
| Variant | Old price | New price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| VXI | Rs 16,37,900 | Rs 16,37,900 | No change |
| ZXI | Rs 17,79,900 | Rs 17,79,900 | No change |
| ZXI (O) | Rs 18,38,900 | Rs 18,38,900 | No change |
| ZXI Plus | Rs 19,46,900 | Rs 19,46,900 | No change |
| ZXI Plus (O) | Rs 19,98,900 | Rs 19,98,900 | No change |
The Maruti Suzuki Victoris hybrid range has not received any price revision. As shown in the table above, the VXI, ZXI, ZXI (O), ZXI Plus, and ZXI Plus (O) variants continue at their existing prices. The hybrid lineup still starts at Rs 16.37 lakh for the VXI and goes up to Rs 19.98 lakh for the ZXI Plus (O) (all prices, ex-showroom).
Maruti Invicto 1.5LCNG MT range remains unaffected
| Variant | Old price | New price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| LXI | Rs 11,49,900 | Rs 11,49,900 | No change |
| VXI | Rs 12,79,900 | Rs 12,79,900 | No change |
| ZXI | Rs 14,56,900 | Rs 14,56,900 | No change |
Maruti Suzuki has also left the Victoris 1.5-litre CNG manual range unchanged. The LXI, VXI, and ZXI variants continue at the same ex-showroom prices, with no increase or reduction across the CNG lineup.
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Maruti Suzuki Victoris engine specs
| Specification | 1.5-litre N/A petrol (Smart Hybrid) | 1.5L Petrol + CNG | 1.5L Strong Hybrid Petrol |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max Power | 103.06PS at 6000rpm | Petrol: 100.6PS at 6000rpm CNG: 87.8PS at 5500rpm | 92.45PS at 5500rpm |
| Max Torque | 139Nm at 4300rpm | Petrol: 137.1 Nm at 4300rpm CNG: 121.5 Nm at 4200rpm | 122Nm at 3800–4800rpm |
| Gearbox | 5MT/6AT | 5MT | e-CVT |
| Fuel Efficiency | 21.18 km/l (MT), 21.06 km/l (AT), 19.07 km/l (4WD AT) | 27.02 km/kg | 28.65 km/l |
As for its powertrain options, it shares them with the Grand Vitara. This includes a 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated petrol engine, which also comes with the option of a factory-fitted CNG kit, and an engine sourced from Toyota. It also gets the option of AWD configuration, and it happens to be the first Maruti car in India to get an underbody-mounted CNG tank, thereby freeing up space in the boot.
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