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Saurabh Jain

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Is there any news about the launch of a new Ertiga model in 2026? When is it expected to be launched?

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A new Maruti Suzuki Ertiga is unlikely to be launched this year, but the next-gen model, which is likely to come with a hybrid option, isn’t due before 2028. It is likely, though, that Maruti Suzuki could give the existing Ertiga a few minor tweaks to keep it fresh until the new model arrives.
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Posted on: 22 Jan 2026