2026 Maruti Brezza Price List: Rs 7.40L to Rs 13.71L, Turbo Undercuts 1.5L
Maruti Suzuki has released the full variant-wise price list for the 2026 Brezza, two days after its July 24 launch. The range spans Rs 7.39 lakh for the LXi Turbo to Rs 13.70 lakh for the ZXi+ 1.5L automatic Dual Tone, with the new 1.0-litre turbo petrol acting as the cheapest entry point.
What was announced
Maruti Suzuki launched the 2026 Brezza on 24 July with only the starting price of Rs 7.40 lakh disclosed. The complete variant list is now public and confirms three powertrain options: a new 1.0-litre K10C direct-injection turbo petrol producing 110 hp and 170 Nm paired exclusively with a 6-speed manual, the existing 1.5-litre petrol with manual and automatic options, and the 1.5-litre CNG. The turbo petrol is offered from the base LXi trim upward, which is unusual for a performance-oriented engine in this segment.
GST 2.0 has flipped the logic of the compact SUV segment: a turbo three-cylinder is now the cheapest way into a Maruti Brezza.
The GST 2.0 reforms that came into effect last year have made the smaller-displacement turbo the cheapest way into the Brezza range, undercutting the 1.5-litre naturally aspirated variants at every equivalent trim level.
| Variant | Price |
|---|---|
| LXi Turbo | Rs 7.39 lakh |
| VXi Turbo | Rs 8.54 lakh |
| ZXi Turbo | Rs 9.84 lakh |
| ZXi Turbo Dual Tone | Rs 9.99 lakh |
| ZXi+ Turbo | Rs 11.15 lakh |
| ZXi+ 1.5L AT Dual Tone (range-topper) | Rs 13.70 lakh |
All prices ex-showroom. The 1.0L turbo is manual-only; automatic is limited to the 1.5L petrol. CNG is offered on select mid-trims of the 1.5L only.
The Car Jury verdict
The pricing tells you everything about where Maruti thinks the compact SUV segment is headed. The new K10C turbo undercuts the older 1.5L at the entry point, a direct consequence of GST 2.0 reforms that landed last year. On paper 110 hp and 170 Nm for Rs 7.39 lakh looks like the sharpest deal in the segment, but Maruti has done its usual trick of loading kit onto the ZXi+ trims where prices cross Rs 11 lakh.
Biturbo Media has flagged that "the body strength of Maruti's small cars is still a major concern," and the Brezza has not addressed that structural criticism in this update. We rate the Brezza a WAIT because the turbo variant is too new to judge on real-world refinement and long-term reliability. Buyers eyeing the ZXi+ Dual Tone at Rs 13.70 lakh should cross-shop the Nexon and Venue turbo before signing.
