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Maruti’s June price hike makes e Vitara Rs 30,000 dearer

In May 2026, Maruti Suzuki announced that it would raise prices across its line-up by up to Rs 30,000 in June. It was unclear then by how much each model’s price would increase. We’ve just got our hands on the exact quantum of the price hike on select Maruti models, and the carmaker stated that it came into effect on June 14, 2026.

Increased prices came into effect on June 14
Invicto and e Vitara most affected by the price hike

Revised Maruti Suzuki prices and model-wise hike

Maruti Suzuki model-wise price hike
Model	New ex-showroom price (Rs lakh)	Range of price increase (Rs)
Wagon R	4.99 to 7.24	Up to 5,000
Swift	5.79 to 8.69	Up to 7,500
Baleno	5.99 to 9.17	Up to 7,500
Dzire	6.25 to 9.36	Up to 7,500
Fronx	6.85 to 11.84	Up to 7,500
Jimny	12.39 to 14.36	Up to 7,500
Ertiga	8.85 to 12.99	Up to 10,000
XL6	11.57 to 14.37	Up to 10,000
Invicto	24.97 to 28.60	Up to 25,000
e Vitara	15.99 to 19.99	Up to 30,000
Eeco	5.23 to 6.40	Up to 5,000

While the Wagon R and Eeco see the least increase of up to Rs 5,000, the e Vitara’s prices are up by as much as Rs 30,000, the highest hike of all models.

Maruti stated that the price hike is the result of a steady rise in input costs and strong inflationary pressures, and it’s imperative for the company to pass on some of that burden to customers. However, Maruti isn’t the only automaker to do so. Brands such as Hyundai, Kia and Tata Motors have also announced price hikes, citing similar reasons.

Shubham Chaudhary