Maruti Victoris Price Announcement Imminent, Here's How Much It Could Cost!

Maruti Suzuki has introduced the Victoris mid-sized SUV, but prices are yet to be revealed. The company was waiting for the clarity on GST reforms before committing to the pricing of the SUV. As the new GST rates are out, we expect Maruti to reveal prices of the Victoris sometime in the last week of September 2025, during Navratri. 

The Maruti Victoris comes under the 40% GST slab, which will allow the brand to price the new SUV competitively. Earlier, the same sized vehicle was charged 28 per cent GST plus cess of 15-22 per cent. In fact, some of the larger SUVs and cars were charged up to 50 per cent. With new GST reforms, all cars above 4 meters will be charged a uniform 40 per cent. 

Maruti Suzuki would aim to start delivering the new Victoris from auspicious Navaratra period, starting from September 22, 2025. We believe that the prices of the new Victoris SUV could be revealed on the first day of Navratri; however, nothing has been confirmed on the same. 

Maruti Victoris Price Expectations

The Victoris will be the new flagship SUV from Maruti Suzuki ARENA dealer network. We expect the new Maruti Victoris to carry a price similar to the Grand Vitara, but later would continue to be the premium offering from the NEXA dealerships. 

It is expected that the Maruti Victoris could carry a price tag of around Rs 10.5 lakh to Rs 18.5 lakh, ex-showroom. It will directly rival the Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos and others in the segment. 

Top Highlights

LEVEL-2 ADAS
8-speaker infinity sound system
Dolby Atmos
Ventilated front seats
8-way powered driver’s seat
Powered tailgate with gesture control
Panoramic Sunroof
Head-Up Display
10.1-inch touchscreen infotainment unit
10.25-inch digital driver’s display
ALEXA auto voice AI
Underbody CNG Tank

Powertrain & Mileage

The Victoris is available with 2 engine choices - a 1.5-litre, 4-cylinder, naturally-aspirated petrol and a 1.5-litre TNGA strong hybrid. The SUV also gets a CNG fuel option. Transmission choices include a 5-speed manual, a 6-speed torque converter automatic and an e-CVT. 

The Maruti Victoris 1.5L petrol manual and automatic returns an ARAI certified fuel economy of 21.18kmpl and 21.06kmpl, respectively. The 1.5L petrol AWD version delivers 19.07kmpl, while the CNG model offers 27.02km/kg. The Victoris hybrid is claimed to deliver a certified mileage of 28.65kmpl, which is higher than the Grand Vitara and Toyota Hyryder. 

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