Which variant of Maruti Victoris should you consider buying?

Maruti Suzuki has finally launched the much-awaited Victoris, the carmaker's second midsize SUV after the Grand Vitara. While the Vitara is a premium Nexa offering, the Maruti Victoris is sold via the Arena showrooms, making it a relatively more accessible model. The new car from Maruti gets a long list of features, some of which are not offered even on the higher-positioned Grand Vitara. Keep reading to find out variant-wise prices, powertrains, colours and features available with the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder, Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos and Honda Elevate rival.

Maruti Victoris price list

Rs 10.5 lakh-19.99 lakh.

*Prices are applicable from September 22, 2025.

Maruti has also introduced a monthly subscription plan for the Victoris, starting at Rs 27,707. The monthly rental includes the cost of the vehicle, registration, maintenance, insurance and roadside assistance.

Maruti Victoris engine and gearbox options

CNG, and strong and mild hybrid petrol powertrains.

As is evident from the table above, Maruti has carried over the Vitara's strong hybrid, mild hybrid, and CNG powertrains in the Victoris. The 1.5-litre, 3-cylinder strong hybrid setup returns the highest ARAI-rated fuel efficiency figure of 28.56kpl, followed by CNG with 27.02km/kg. Mild hybrid versions have mileages of 19.07kpl (AT, AWD), 21.06kpl (AT), and 21.18kpl (MT).

Maruti Victoris colour options

7 monotone and 3 dual tone choices.

*Refer to the second image in the carousel for a colour split.

Maruti Victoris variant-wise features

Maruti Victoris LXi; Rs 10.5 lakh-11.5 lakh.

• 6 airbags
• Anti-lock braking system with brake assist
• Electronic stability program
• Traction control system
• Hill hold assist
• Tyre repair kit
• All 3-point seat belts
• ISOFIX child seat anchors
• Manual IRVM
• Halogen projector headlights
• LED tail-lights
• 17-inch steel wheels with covers
• ORVMs with turn indicators
• Rear defogger
• Black-ivory interior upholstery
• Rear reading lamp
• 4.2-inch driver’s display
• 7-inch touchscreen
• Wireless Android Auto, Apple CarPlay
• Voice assistant
• 2 speakers
• Type A front USB charger
• Push button start/stop
• Smart key
• Auto AC
• Pollen air filter
• Rear AC vents

Maruti Victoris VXi; Rs 11.8 lakh-16.38 lakh

In addition to LXi

• Reverse parking camera
• Tyre-pressure monitoring system
• Roof rails
• Connected tail-lights
• Body-coloured door handles
• Body-coloured ORVMs with electric operation
• Front footwell light
• 10.25-inch driver’s display (strong hybrid)
• Manual seat height adjuster
• Front seat back pocket
• Two USB-C chargers at the rear
• PM 2.5 cabin air filter
• Vanity mirror for front passenger
• 2 tweeters
• Paddle shifter (AT)
• Cruise control
• Drive modes (strong hybrid)

Maruti Victoris ZXi; Rs 13.57 lakh-17.8 lakh

In addition to VXi

• LED DRLs
• Automatic headlights
• LED fog lamps
• Blacked-out 17-inch alloy wheels
• Rear window wiper and washer
• Powered tailgate with gesture control
• Black-ivory interior upholstery (petrol, CNG)
• Black interior with champagne gold accents (strong hybrid)
• Automatic IRVM
• 10.25-inch driver’s display
• Soft touch material on touch points
• Black-ivory leatherette seats (mild hybrid)
• Black leatherette seats (strong hybrid)

Maruti Victoris ZXi(O); Rs 14.08 lakh-18.39 lakh

In addition to ZXi

• Panoramic sunroof

Maruti Victoris ZXi+; Rs 15.24 lakh-19.47 lakh

In addition to ZXi

• Level 2 ADAS
• Machined finish 17-inch alloy wheels
• 10.1-inch touchscreen
• Ventilated front seats
• Head-up display
• 4 speakers
• Dolby Atmos
• Two Type C chargers in the front
• Terrain modes (AWD)

Maruti Victoris ZXI+(O); Rs 15.82 lakh-19.99 lakh

In addition to ZXI+

• Panoramic sunroof

Which Maruti Victoris variant you can consider?

We are yet to review the Victoris, but the strong-hybrid powertrain that the new SUV shares with the Grand Vitara is worth considering, especially for its superior ARAI mileage and aggressive Rs 17.8 lakh (introductory ex-showroom) price. As for the trim, even the base LXi covers the basics well, but we'd recommend the Victoris ZXi, which comes pretty well equipped with features like LED fog lamps, 17-inch alloy wheels, powered tailgate with gesture control, leatherette seats, auto IRVM and a 10.25-inch driver's display.

It should be noted that the Victoris boasts a full 5-star rating in Bharat NCAP and Global NCAP crash tests. And while safety equipment like 6 airbags is standard on the Victoris, you may consider the slightly higher priced ZXI+ trim (Rs 19.47 lakh), which adds Level 2 ADAS suite for more protection on the roads. It also offers niceties like ventilated front seats and a larger 10.1-inch touchscreen.

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