New Delhi — In news that will make wallets across India breathe a sigh of relief, Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) has officially announced price reductions across its lineup, thanks to the government’s latest GST revision on automobiles. Effective 22nd September 2025, customers can now snag their favourite Maruti models at slimmer, healthier price tags—no gym membership required.
Who Needs Crash Diets When Cars Are Slimming Down?
Maruti Suzuki is passing on the full benefit of the GST cut, and the numbers aren’t just pocket change—they’re the kind that can turn “just looking” showroom visitors into “where do I sign?” buyers. Here’s a peek at how much lighter the ex-showroom bills have become:
- S-Presso: Down by up to ₹1,29,600. (India’s favourite mini-SUV latte now with a discount shot).
- Alto K10: Cheaper by up to ₹1,07,600. (Still the king of small, now even kinder to the bank).
- Swift: Price drop of up to ₹84,600. (The nation’s hot hatch just got hotter).
- Dzire: Reduced by up to ₹87,700. (Your cabbie friend is already smiling).
- Brezza: Lower by up to ₹1,12,700. (Compact SUV, compacting the bill).
- Grand Vitara: Trims ₹1,07,000. (The grand just got slightly less grand—for your good).
- Even the Invicto, Maruti’s MPV aristocrat, got humble—slimming down by up to ₹61,700.
Industry Impact: GST Meets OMG
The move is more than just a headline—it’s a much-needed stimulus for the Indian passenger vehicle industry, which has been oscillating between cautious optimism and fuel-price blues. Analysts are already calling this “the festive season starter pack” for car buyers, as the timing couldn’t have been better with Diwali around the corner.
The Lighter Side of Heavy Savings
With this revision, Maruti has essentially turned its price list into a buffet where every dish is suddenly on happy hour. Whether it’s the everyday hero Wagon-R, the urban explorer Fronx, or the adventurous Jimny, customers will feel like they’ve just walked into a showroom-wide clearance sale—except this one’s blessed by the GST council.
