Maruti Suzuki Celerio News

Maruti Suzuki will increase prices by up to Rs 30,000 across its model range from June 2026, citing rising input costs and inflation. The hike follows earlier GST-driven price cuts and comes amid recent fuel price increases.

Rural India is powering Maruti Suzuki’s growth, with small cars regaining popularity and pushing rural contribution to 52%.

Maruti Suzuki India Limited celebrates a key logistics milestone as its Manesar facility records over 1 lakh vehicle dispatches through rail in just nine months, demonstrating its commitment to efficiency and green mobility.

Maruti Suzuki reached a milestone in October 2025 by recording its best-ever monthly sales in India, fueled by the festive season, tax cuts, and robust demand for its popular models.

Maruti Suzuki has reduced prices on popular hatchbacks under GST 2.0 reforms, making Arena and Nexa lineup cars like Alto K10, Swift, Baleno, and Ignis significantly more affordable.

Data from PTI revealed that the entry-level cars under Rs 5 lakh secured only 25,402 units in sales in FY2025 compared to 9,34,538 units in FY2016.

Explore attractive year-end discounts on Maruti Arena models, including the Swift, Wagon R, Brezza, and Alto K10. Get benefits of up to ₹60,000 on select variants this December!

The recently launched Maruti Swift 4th generation is excluded from this price cut lineup.