Maruti Suzuki S-Presso: First Drive Review
- Oct 7, 2019
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If you’ve been eyeing a new Maruti, the timing couldn’t be better. Thanks to the GST revision applicable from September 22, many of Maruti’s popular cars, both from their Arena and Nexa stables, will become more affordable than ever. The carmaker has announced price cuts, and some of the models even see a drop of more than Rs 1 lakh, making this the perfect moment to upgrade without burning a hole in your pocket.
Here’s the quantum of price drop your next Maruti could get:
|
Models |
Price Cut |
|
Maruti S-Presso |
Up to Rs 1.30 lakh |
|
Maruti Brezza |
Up to Rs 1.13 lakh |
|
Maruti Fronx |
Up to Rs 1.13 lakh |
|
Maruti Alto K10 |
Up to Rs 1.08 lakh |
|
Maruti Grand Vitara |
Up to Rs 1.07 lakh |
From the Arena lineup, S-Presso gets the heaviest price cut of up to Rs 1.30 lakh, followed by the Alto K10. The SUV fans aren’t left out either. The Brezza and Fronx will be more affordable by up to Rs 1.13 lakh each, while the Nexa flagship, the Grand Vitara, will drop by up to Rs 1.07 lakh. Do note, the Victoris is not in this list because it has been launched recently, and its introductory price will be applicable from September 22.

Now, let’s take a glance at the other Maruti models that also bring solid price cuts.
|
Models |
Price Cut |
|
Maruti Celerio |
Up to Rs 94,100 |
|
Maruti Dzire |
Up to Rs 87,700 |
|
Maruti Baleno |
Up to Rs 86,100 |
|
Maruti Swift |
Up to Rs 84,600 |
|
Maruti Wagon R |
Up to Rs 79,600 |
|
Maruti Ignis |
Up to Rs 71,300 |
|
Maruti Eeco |
Up to Rs 68,000 |
|
Maruti Invicto |
Up to Rs 61,700 |
|
Maruti XL6 |
Up to Rs 52,000 |
|
Maruti Jimny |
Up to Rs 51,900 |
|
Maruti Ertiga |
Up to Rs 46,400 |
The Celerio, Dzire and Swift find the biggest price drops from the Arena portfolio, while the Baleno, Ignis, and Invicto will bear the biggest price drop from the Nexa end.
Price cuts are always good news for buyers, but this GST-driven slash is especially impactful. The Maruti Arena cars deliver the most savings, which should give first-time buyers plenty to smile about. Meanwhile, Nexa models also get solid savings to make them more tempting and accessible. It’s a win-win for both the carmaker and Maruti Suzuki fans and if you want to bring one home, we would recommend waiting till September 22.
Let us know if you liked Maruti’s price revisions owing to the GST 2.0 in the comments below.
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