Maruti Suzuki’s Brezza price list has moved up for select variants in October 2026, with the base 1.0-litre turbo-petrol manual now listed at ₹7,49,900 ex-showroom in Delhi. That is ₹10,000 above the ₹7,39,900 launch price, so a buyer with an older quotation needs to check the invoice-stage price before completing the purchase.
At the time of checking on 22 Oct 2026, Maruti Suzuki’s official price page displayed the Brezza from ₹7,49,900 in Delhi ex-showroom pricing. V3Cars reported the variant-wise revision on 21 Oct 2026, while Maruti’s 24 Jul 2026 launch release provides the earlier ₹7,39,900 starting point.
Key takeaways
- V3Cars’ 21 Oct 2026 comparison shows a ₹10,000 increase on the 1.0-litre turbo-petrol manual variants.
- Maruti’s official price page, checked on 22 Oct 2026, lists the Brezza from ₹7,49,900 ex-showroom in Delhi.
- The official launch release dated 24 Jul 2026 had set the turbo-petrol manual’s starting price at ₹7,39,900.
- The final on-road amount can differ because registration, RTO charges, insurance, accessories and schemes are separate from ex-showroom pricing.
What changed in the Brezza price list
The clearest change is on the base Brezza LXI with the 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine and manual transmission. Maruti’s official launch release stated a starting price of ₹7,39,900 on 24 Jul 2026. The current official page shows a starting price of ₹7,49,900 when checked on 22 Oct 2026. V3Cars’ dated comparison also records the move as ₹10,000, making the two official price points consistent for the base turbo-manual.
| Variant shown in comparison | Earlier ex-showroom price | Current/revised price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brezza LXI 1.0-litre turbo-petrol MT | ₹7,39,900 Maruti release, 24 Jul 2026 | ₹7,49,900 Maruti page, checked 22 Oct 2026 | ₹10,000 V3Cars, 21 Oct 2026 |
All amounts in the table are Delhi ex-showroom prices. The comparison is based on Maruti Suzuki’s official release and price page, alongside V3Cars’ 21 Oct 2026 report.
Which Brezza variants are affected
V3Cars’ table identifies the ₹10,000 increase across the LXI, VXI, ZXI and ZXI+ versions paired with the 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine and manual gearbox. The current Maruti page lists those variant families separately from the 1.5-litre petrol, automatic and S-CNG choices, so a buyer should match the exact engine, gearbox and variant name before comparing an old quotation with a new one.
The same report says the revision is selective rather than a blanket change to every Brezza configuration: some 1.5-litre petrol-manual and CNG-manual versions also moved, while the listed petrol-automatic versions were shown as unchanged. Because the change is variant-specific, the displayed starting price should not be treated as the price of every Brezza.
Why the invoice matters more than the headline price
The ₹7,49,900 figure is an ex-showroom Delhi price, not an on-road amount. RTO and registration charges vary by state, while insurance, accessories, extended warranty and dealer schemes can alter the final quotation. Maruti’s official price page also says that prices and schemes prevailing at the time of invoice or bill apply.
That matters for a buyer who has booked the SUV at an earlier price but has not yet received an invoice. The useful check is a dated, itemised quotation showing the variant, ex-showroom price, registration, insurance and optional items. A booking amount by itself does not show the final on-road cost, and a promotional scheme can change the comparison even when the ex-showroom price is unchanged.
Fuel and trip-cost impact
The price revision changes the upfront purchase cost, not the fuel rate or the vehicle’s stated powertrain. The Brezza is offered with turbo-petrol, naturally aspirated petrol and S-CNG choices, so running costs can differ materially between the versions even when they share the same body style. Readers can estimate a monthly fuel bill with the FuelPrice fuel cost calculator and check the latest petrol and CNG prices through the live fuel prices tool.
For buyers comparing the SUV for regular highway travel, the road-trip planner can help separate one-time purchase cost from the fuel cost of planned journeys. The practical comparison is the full ownership budget: current invoice price, recurring fuel use and the charges that apply in the buyer’s state.
What to check before booking or delivery
- Confirm the exact Brezza variant, fuel type and transmission on the quotation.
- Compare the quoted ex-showroom amount with Maruti’s current official price page on the day of billing.
- Ask for registration, insurance, accessories and any scheme to be shown as separate line items.
- Use the fuel-cost calculator with the expected monthly distance rather than comparing only the showroom price.
- Keep the booking communication and the final invoice together so any price difference is visible and dated.
Bottom line
As of 22 Oct 2026, the official Delhi ex-showroom starting price visible for the Maruti Brezza is ₹7,49,900, ₹10,000 above the ₹7,39,900 launch starting price for the turbo-manual version. The October change affects selected variants, so the safest comparison is an exact, dated invoice quote rather than a generic model headline.
