Maruti Suzuki Victoris news

The Maruti Victoris not only offers more premium features over the Brezza, including a Level-2 ADAS and bigger screens, but it also has a 5-star rating from Bharat NCAP

While both Maruti compact SUVs get the same powertrain options, the Victoris gets a handful of features that set it apart from the Grand Vitara

The Victoris SUV will be offered in four broad variant lines – LXi, VXi, ZXi, and ZXi Plus – with the top two trims also having an optional (O) sub-variant each

The main difference between the two is in the powertrain department, where the Victoris leans on cost-efficient CNG, hybrid and all-wheel drive, while the Creta offers strong turbo-petrol and diesel o

While most of the things mentioned on this list are from the comfort and convenience category, there’s a huge premium safety tech that’s finally available on a Maruti car

The Maruti Victoris is available in seven monotone colour options, three of which can be paired with a Bluish Black roof for a dual-tone look

The Maruti Victoris will be available in four broad variant lines in typical Arena fashion: LXi, VXi, ZXi, and ZXi Plus

Big win for budget buyers – small cars and commuter bikes get a GST slash just ahead of the festive season.

The strong hybrid engine is the most frugal of the lot, followed by the CNG option offered with the Victoris

The Victoris is available in 7 colour options, including new Mystic Green and Eternal Blue shades

The flagship Maruti Arena SUV is expected to be launched around Diwali, in the latter half of October 2025

The Victoris is the second Maruti car to receive a five-star rating.

The Victoris will sit as an Arena flagship product and will be exported to over 100 countries

The Maruti Victoris (which can also be called the Escudo) will be the carmaker’s new contender against the likes of Creta and Seltos

The Maruti Victoris is slated to be revealed on September 3, 2025 and will be retailed through the carmaker’s Arena chain of dealerships