The Maruti Suzuki Dzire has long been India’s favorite sedan, and the 2024–2025 update takes its legacy to new heights. With a focus on modern aesthetics and uncompromising safety, the new Dzire is designed for the value-conscious Indian family that doesn’t want to compromise on luxury.
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Maruti Dzire Price in India (2026)
The price of the new Maruti Suzuki Dzire starts at ₹6.26 Lakh and goes up to ₹9.31 Lakh (ex-showroom).
| Variant | Fuel Type | Transmission | Ex-Showroom Price |
| LXi (Base) | Petrol | Manual | ₹6.26 Lakh |
| VXi | Petrol | Manual / AMT | ₹7.17 Lakh - ₹7.62 Lakh |
| VXi CNG | CNG | Manual | ₹8.03 Lakh |
| ZXi | Petrol | Manual / AMT | ₹8.18 Lakh - ₹8.63 Lakh |
| ZXi Plus | Petrol | Manual | ₹8.86 Lakh |
| ZXi Plus AMT | Petrol | AMT | ₹9.31 Lakh |
1. 5-Star Safety Rating: A Game Changer
One of the most significant highlights of the new Dzire is its 5-star safety rating from Global NCAP.
6 Airbags are standard across all variants.
Electronic Stability Program (ESP) and Hill Hold Assist.
2. All-New Z-Series Engine & Mileage
The new Dzire moves away from the old 4-cylinder unit to a more efficient 1.2L Z-Series 3-cylinder petrol engine.
Petrol Manual: 24.79 kmpl
Petrol AMT: 25.71 kmpl
CNG Manual: 33.73 km/kg
3. Premium Interior and Modern Features
The cabin has been completely overhauled to feel more premium and tech-savvy.
Electric Sunroof: A first for the Dzire, making it highly attractive to younger buyers.
360-Degree Camera: Available in the top-end ZXi+ variant, making parking in tight Indian streets effortless.
9-inch Touchscreen: Equipped with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
Rear AC Vents: Ensuring comfort for all passengers during hot Indian summers.
4. Exterior Design: Sharp and Bold
The new model ditches the "curvy" look for a more angular and mature design. It features:
Large front grille with chrome accents.
Projector LED headlamps and sleek LED DRLs.
15-inch dual-tone alloy wheels.
Final Verdict: Is it worth it?
The New Maruti Dzire remains the rational choice for Indian buyers but now adds "safety" and "premium feel" to its resume. While the 3-cylinder engine may feel slightly more vocal at idle than the outgoing 4-cylinder, the incredible mileage and the added features like the 360-camera and sunroof make it the best-value sedan in India today.
Pros:
Best-in-class safety (5-Star rating).
Exceptional fuel efficiency (especially CNG).
Segment-first features like a sunroof.
Cons:
3-cylinder engine lacks the refinement of the old 4-cylinder.
Rear headroom is slightly tight for very tall passengers.
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