Maruti Suzuki Swift sees price increase across most variants in June 2026

Maruti Suzuki has revised the prices of its Swift hatchback, effective June 2026. The company increased prices for several variants, with the CNG versions seeing the largest increase. The Swift now starts at Rs. 5.79 lakh and goes up to Rs. 8.84 lakh, ex-showroom.

Key Highlights

• Maruti Suzuki Swift prices have increased for most variants as of June 2026.
• CNG variants see a uniform price hike of Rs 7500.
• Base petrol variant price remains at Rs 579000 ex-showroom.
• The Swift is now priced between Rs 579000 and Rs 884000 ex-showroom.

Details of the Price Revision

The prices of the Swift’s VXi CNG, VXi (O) CNG, and ZXi CNG variants have each increased by Rs. 7,500. With this change, the CNG range now begins at Rs. 7.52 lakh. The base petrol variant’s price remains unchanged at Rs. 5.79 lakh. All other petrol variants have become more expensive by Rs. 4,000 each.

The Swift is available in both petrol and CNG versions. Buyers can choose between a five-speed manual or an AMT transmission. The price increase affects most variants except the base model, which retains its previous price.

Maruti Suzuki Swift Model Overview

The Maruti Suzuki Swift is offered in multiple variants to cater to different customer needs. It comes with both petrol and CNG fuel options. Transmission choices include a five-speed manual and an AMT unit. The model’s price now ranges from Rs. 5.79 lakh to Rs. 8.84 lakh, ex-showroom.

The Swift’s consistent sales and broad appeal have made it a key product for Maruti Suzuki in the Indian market. The latest price revision reflects ongoing changes in the automotive industry and cost factors affecting manufacturers.

Industry-Wide Price Hikes

Several car manufacturers have announced price hikes during June and July. Companies such as Tata Motors, BYD, BMW, and Kia have also revised their prices. Maruti Suzuki’s decision follows this industry trend.

The Swift remains one of Maruti Suzuki’s most popular models in India. The hatchback has spanned four generations and has sold over 30 lakh units in the past 20 years. The model’s popularity continues despite the recent price adjustments.

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CarBike 360 Says

The June 2026 price revision for the Maruti Suzuki Swift reflects rising input costs and market adjustments, but the hatchback continues to offer strong value in its segment. Despite the increase, its fuel efficiency, features, and brand reliability keep it a top choice for buyers considering a practical and dependable compact car.