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- Sep 19, 2025
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Limited-time offer includes an extended warranty of five years (1 lakh km).
Pristine Nexa accessory package includes all-weather 3D mats and a vacuum cleaner.
Grand Vitara strong hybrid retails for Rs 17.99 lakh to Rs 19.65 lakh (ex-showroom).
The new accessories help bridge the price gap compared with the strong hybrid Toyota Hyryder.
Maruti’s flagship SUV, the Grand Vitara, is a bit pricier than its platform cousin, the Toyota Hyryder, when comparing the strong-hybrid variants, despite offering the same powertrains and features. That’s why, for a limited time, Maruti is offering the Grand Vitara strong-hybrid with a Pristine accessories package and an extended warranty worth around Rs 67,000.

The Pristine accessories package is different from the Enigmax and Enigmax X Collection trim packages offered on the SUV, and gets you:
Front bumper, rear skid plate and side skirt garnishes in black and black chrome.
Headlight surrounds and side mouldings in black chrome.
Door sill guard over the plastic scuff plate.
All-weather 3D floor mats, PVC 3D boot mat and trunk sill protector.
Nexa-branded seat cushion set.
Vacuum cleaner
Apart from these free accessories, the Grand Vitara is offered with a wide array of accessories and the two aforementioned trim packages at an additional cost.

Strong-hybrid Grand Vitara with HUD and digital driver's display
The Grand Vitara offers a two-year, 40,000km warranty as standard, but the limited-time introductory offer gets you coverage for three more years, for a total of five years or 1 lakh km, whichever comes first.

The Grand Vitara strong-hybrid is offered in Zeta+ and Alpha+ trim levels, priced at Rs 17.99 lakh and Rs 19.65 lakh (ex-showroom pan-India), respectively. This makes it Rs 50,000 and Rs 66,000 more expensive than the strong-hybrid Toyota Hyryder’s mid-spec G and top-spec V variants, respectively.
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The price differential is likely down to the fact that the strong-hybrid powertrain in the Hyryder has been developed by Toyota, so Maruti has to pay a royalty for it that gets passed down to the buyer. Nevertheless, the two SUVs are equally well-equipped and frugal, with a claimed fuel economy of 27.97kmpl.
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