Maruti Suzuki Brezza news

The fully-loaded Brezza remains a surprisingly great value-for-money option in front of its rivals

The ZXI trim offers a lot of equipment for the price, making it a value-for-money variant

The Brezza has scored 5 stars in the BNCAP crash test, recently making it among the safest compact SUVs in the segment.

The 2026 Brezza facelift offers a turbo-petrol from the base variant!

Some variants of the new Brezza now fall in a lower GST tax bracket, which has resulted in a significant price cut compared to the older model!

This week, the Indian automotive space saw a lot of action!

Both these SUVs offer quite distinct personalities, making your choice quite a lot easier.

While the updates in the exterior design are mostly cosmetic, it now gets a new heart and something that watches over you!

Along with styling and feature updates, the facelifted Brezza gets a new engine option as well, but the Nexon has plenty going for it too. Which one should you pick? Find out.

The updated Brezza adds two new colourway choices to the SUV’s palette, including a fresh Vivacious Orange shade

The facelifted Maruti Brezza is available with a choice of three powertrains, including a new turbo-petrol engine

The new Brezza is offered across four variants, but there’s a few key changes to what they offer

The updated Brezza gets more than just a refreshed design, as Maruti has also introduced a new engine option for its subcompact SUV

The Brezza now offers a lot more, for a smaller price tag!

The Brezza joins the long list of rivals to carry a 5-star BNCAP rating, such as the Venue, Nexon, Syros and Kylaq