Maruti Suzuki Invicto Zeta Plus hybrid eight seat gets Rs 25000 price hike

Maruti Suzuki has increased the price of the Invicto Zeta+ hybrid eight-seat variant by Rs 25,000. This change makes the Invicto the latest model from Maruti Suzuki to see a price revision in recent weeks.

Key Highlights

• Maruti Suzuki Invicto Zeta+ hybrid eight-seat variant price increased by Rs 25,000
• Other Invicto variants, including Zeta+ seven-seat and Alpha+ seven-seat, remain unchanged
• Price hike follows recent revisions for Jimny Dzire Swift Ertiga Baleno Fronx and e Vitara

Price Hike Details

The price increase applies only to the Maruti Suzuki Invicto Zeta+ hybrid eight-seat variant of the Maruti Suzuki Invicto. Other variants, including the Zeta+ hybrid seven-seat and Alpha+ hybrid seven-seat, have not seen any price changes. The Invicto is sold through Maruti Suzuki's Nexa dealership network.

The Invicto shares its platform with another model in Maruti Suzuki's lineup. The company announced the price hike in May, following similar increases for other models such as the Jimny, Dzire, Swift, Baleno, Fronx, and Ertiga. These adjustments reflect Maruti Suzuki's ongoing pricing strategy for its vehicles.

Recent Price Revisions Across Models

In recent weeks, Maruti Suzuki has revised prices for several models. The Invicto joins a list that includes the Jimny, Dzire, Swift, Ertiga, Brezza, Baleno, Fronx, and eVitara. These changes have affected various segments and variants within the company's portfolio.

The Invicto Zeta+ hybrid eight-seat variant is now the only Invicto model with a new price. Customers considering this variant will need to account for the Rs 25,000 increase. Prices for the Zeta+ hybrid seven-seat and Alpha+ hybrid seven-seat variants remain unchanged, offering buyers alternatives at previous price points.

Official Announcement and Availability

Maruti Suzuki officially announced the price hike in May. The company continues to update its pricing in response to market conditions. The Invicto, along with other models, is available at Nexa dealerships across the country. Maruti Suzuki is expected to make further announcements by the end of the month regarding its product lineup.

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CarBike 360 Says

The Rs 25,000 price increase for the Invicto Zeta Plus Hybrid eight-seat variant reflects Maruti Suzuki’s strategy to align pricing with rising input costs and segment positioning. Despite the hike, the Invicto continues to offer strong value with its hybrid efficiency, premium features, and spacious practicality, making it a compelling choice for families seeking a refined and fuel-efficient MPV.