Page 3- Maruti Suzuki Car News

The Maruti Brezza facelift has been spotted testing with a larger 10.25-inch infotainment screen, new 6-speed manual transmission, and revised design elements, while retaining its existing 1.5-litre K15C engine options.

Compact, electric, and ready for snow: the Suzuki Jimny EV is being tested in winter conditions, bringing zero‑tailpipe emissions and rugged 4x4 capability in a tiny SUV shell.

The Maruti Suzuki Baleno facelift has been spotted testing in India, featuring updated front design, possible new features, and continued petrol and CNG engine options. The refreshed model is expected to launch soon with a slight price increase.

India’s car export market saw strong momentum in March 2026, with models like the Maruti Fronx, Jimny, and Nissan Magnite leading shipments. Here’s a detailed look at the top 30 exported cars and emerging trends.

Explore budget-friendly petrol automatic cars under Rs 10 lakh in India in 2026. From Kia Sonet efficiency to Tata Punch's SUV stance, find the best AMT options with prices, mileage, and key specs.

Maruti is preparing a facelift for the Baleno hatchback, featuring design updates, enhanced safety features, and possible new engine options, with a showcase expected by late 2026 to maintain its segment competitiveness.

Maruti Suzuki has ceased production of the Ignis in India, marking the end of its journey since debuting in 2017. The decision aligns with the company’s strategy to refresh its product portfolio and focus on next generation.

Maruti Victoris clinches the ICOTY 2026 title, shining as the go-to model for Indian drivers who value efficiency, comfort, and reliability in everyday commuting.

Sedans held their ground in FY26 as the Maruti Dzire dominated mass-market sales and the Mercedes E-Class stayed ahead in the premium segment.

Maruti Suzuki India has achieved a major milestone in workplace diversity by increasing the number of women employees to over 1,300 across various functions, strengthening its long-term commitment to inclusion and empowerment.

The Suzuki e Vitara, built in India and exported to Australia and New Zealand, earned a four-star ANCAP safety rating. It offers two battery options, with a WLTP range between 344 and 395 kilometers.

India's car market saw strong growth in March 2026, with top 10 cars and SUVs selling 1,76,586 units, up 11.72 percent year-on-year. Maruti Dzire led sales, while SUVs continued to drive market expansion.

India's passenger vehicle registrations hit 4.31 lakh units in March 2026, up 22.8% YoY. Maruti Suzuki's Dzire topped with 21,224 units, followed by Tata Punch and Nexon SUVs amid SUV fever.

Maruti Suzuki is evaluating a price hike across its portfolio as the West Asia conflict drives up oil, gas and metal prices, straining input costs. The move could impact entry-level and mid-range buyers.

Maruti Suzuki Dzire became India's top-selling car in FY26 with 2.3 lakh units, despite SUVs dominating the market. Maruti Suzuki increased its sedan segment share and achieved record total sales of 2,422,713 units.