Maruti Suzuki has increased Ertiga prices by up to Rs. 7,500, making the popular MPV slightly more expensive for buyers in India. The latest revision adds to the automaker’s recent price adjustments and could slightly affect the overall ownership budget for customers planning to buy the Ertiga.
The Ertiga continues to be one of Maruti Suzuki’s strongest products in the family MPV segment. Its combination of spacious seating, practical features, multiple powertrain choices, and relatively low running costs has helped it remain popular among both private buyers and fleet operators.
Ertiga Price Hike Explained
The latest price revision varies depending on the variant. While the maximum increase stands at Rs. 7,500, not every Ertiga variant receives the same hike. Buyers should therefore check the updated ex-showroom price of their preferred variant before making a purchase.
The Ertiga is available in multiple variants, giving customers options across different price points. It is also offered with petrol and CNG powertrain choices, with the CNG version being particularly attractive for buyers looking for lower running costs.
Engine and Powertrain Options
The Maruti Suzuki Ertiga continues with its familiar 1.5-litre petrol engine, which is available with manual and automatic transmission options depending on the variant. The MPV is also offered with a factory-fitted CNG setup on selected variants.
The CNG version focuses on fuel efficiency and lower operating costs, making it a practical choice for customers who regularly drive long distances. However, choosing the CNG version also means accepting some limitations in luggage space because of the CNG tank.
Features and Practicality
The Ertiga offers a spacious cabin with seating for up to seven occupants. Depending on the variant, features include a touchscreen infotainment system, connected-car technology, automatic climate control, cruise control, rear parking camera and multiple safety features.
Its relatively compact dimensions also make it easier to drive in urban conditions compared with larger three-row SUVs. This practicality remains one of the key reasons behind its continued demand.
What the Price Hike Means for Buyers
The latest Rs. 7,500 price increase is not a major jump, but it does make the Ertiga marginally more expensive at a time when buyers are becoming increasingly price-conscious. Customers who are already planning to purchase the MPV may want to compare the updated on-road price with alternatives before finalising their decision.
Despite the increase, the Ertiga remains a strong option for buyers looking for a practical seven-seater with a focus on space, efficiency and everyday usability.
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