Maruti Suzuki has increased the prices of select variants of the Fronx by Rs. 5,000, making some versions of the popular compact SUV slightly more expensive. The revision affects selected petrol, CNG and turbo-petrol models, while several variants continue to be available at their previous prices.
The latest price adjustment is relatively small, but buyers planning to purchase the Fronx should check the updated cost of their preferred variant before booking. The price increase applies to the base Sigma trim, along with selected Zeta, Alpha and turbo-petrol versions. Meanwhile, the Delta and Delta Plus variants remain unchanged.
With the revision, the Maruti Suzuki Fronx range now starts at Rs. 6.90 lakh and extends up to Rs. 12.03 lakh, ex-showroom. Here is a closer look at the revised prices, affected variants and engine options.
Prices
Maruti Suzuki has revised prices selectively rather than increasing the cost of every Fronx variant. The Rs. 5,000 hike covers models at different points in the line-up, including the entry-level Sigma and higher-spec versions.
The Sigma petrol-manual and CNG-manual variants are among the affected models. Buyers considering the Zeta and Alpha trims will also need to account for the increase. In addition, selected turbo-petrol versions with manual and automatic transmissions have become more expensive.
However, the Delta and Delta Plus trims have been spared this round of price revisions. Their manual, automatic and CNG options continue at their existing prices, according to the supplied report.
Variants
The price change affects selected variants, meaning the final cost depends on the engine, fuel type, trim level and transmission chosen by the buyer.
| Variant or category | Price revision |
|---|---|
| Sigma petrol manual | Rs. 5,000 hike |
| Sigma CNG manual | Rs. 5,000 hike |
| Zeta variants | Rs. 5,000 hike |
| Alpha variants | Rs. 5,000 hike |
| Selected turbo-petrol manual variants | Rs. 5,000 hike |
| Selected turbo-petrol automatic variants | Rs. 5,000 hike |
| Delta variants | No change |
| Delta Plus variants | No change |
The table summarises the changes described in the supplied report. Exact revised prices for individual variants should be confirmed with Maruti Suzuki or an authorised dealership before making a purchase decision.
For budget-conscious buyers, the unchanged Delta and Delta Plus trims may be worth considering. These versions avoid the latest increase while offering alternatives across different transmission and fuel configurations.
Range
Following the revision, the Fronx is priced between Rs. 6.90 lakh and Rs. 12.03 lakh, ex-showroom. The entry-level price gives buyers access to the compact SUV’s basic configuration, while the higher end of the range covers more powerful and better-equipped versions.
It is important to remember that ex-showroom prices do not represent the final amount paid by a customer. The on-road price also includes applicable road tax, registration charges, insurance and other costs. These expenses vary by state, city and dealership.
Even a modest increase can affect the final purchase budget once taxes and other charges are included. Buyers comparing the Fronx with other compact SUVs should therefore compare on-road quotations for similar variants rather than relying only on advertised starting prices.
Engines
Maruti Suzuki offers the Fronx with two petrol engine options. The naturally aspirated engine is aimed at buyers looking for everyday usability, while the turbo-petrol unit provides stronger performance.
The standard engine is a 1.2-litre, four-cylinder, naturally aspirated petrol unit. It produces 89bhp and 113Nm of torque and is available with a five-speed manual gearbox or an automatic transmission.
The CNG version of this engine produces 76bhp. It provides an alternative for buyers who want to reduce their running costs, although the overall savings depend on fuel prices, mileage and individual driving habits.
The more powerful option is a 1.0-litre, three-cylinder turbo-petrol engine. It generates 99bhp and 148Nm of torque. Customers can choose between a five-speed manual gearbox and a six-speed torque-converter automatic transmission.
This range of powertrains allows the Fronx to appeal to different types of buyers. Those prioritising everyday commuting may prefer the naturally aspirated petrol engine, while drivers seeking stronger acceleration may be drawn to the turbo-petrol version. CNG buyers, meanwhile, may focus more closely on running expenses.
Buying
The latest increase does not necessarily make every Fronx variant a less attractive purchase. Since the price revision is limited to selected models, buyers can compare affected and unaffected trims to find an option that fits their budget.
Customers considering the Sigma should check the revised price because both the petrol-manual and CNG-manual versions are affected. Those interested in the Zeta, Alpha or turbo-petrol versions should also request an updated quotation.
The Delta and Delta Plus trims could remain appealing alternatives for buyers whose requirements match their features and equipment. However, it is worth comparing the specifications carefully before choosing a lower-priced variant simply to avoid the increase.
Transmission choice is another important factor. A manual gearbox may suit drivers who want greater control over gear changes, while an automatic can be more convenient in heavy city traffic. Buyers should consider their typical driving conditions, annual mileage and ownership costs before deciding.
Market
Price changes are a regular part of the passenger vehicle market. Manufacturers may revise prices because of changing input costs, production expenses, market conditions or other business considerations. However, the supplied report does not specify the reason for this particular Fronx increase.
The selective nature of the revision is notable because it leaves several variants untouched. This gives prospective buyers more flexibility than a price hike applied across the entire range would.
The Fronx competes in India’s compact SUV market, where buyers often weigh styling, fuel efficiency, performance, features and after-sales support alongside price. A small increase may not change a buyer’s decision on its own, but it can influence comparisons between closely priced variants and competing models.
Before booking, customers should check the latest official price list and ask the dealership whether any current offers, exchange benefits or finance schemes are available. Such benefits can vary by location and may change the effective purchase cost.
Official
For updated specifications and model information, buyers can consult the manufacturer’s official website and confirm the latest variant prices with an authorised dealer.
- Maruti Suzuki official website: https://www.marutisuzuki.com/
- Maruti Suzuki Fronx model information: https://www.nexaexperience.com/fronx
- Fronx listing and variant information: https://www.carwale.com/maruti-suzuki-cars/fronx/
The Rs. 5,000 increase affects selected Maruti Suzuki Fronx variants, while the Delta and Delta Plus trims remain unchanged, according to the supplied report. With prices now ranging from Rs. 6.90 lakh to Rs. 12.03 lakh ex-showroom, buyers should compare the revised prices, features and powertrain options before making their final choice. Checking a current dealership quotation is the best way to understand the actual on-road cost.
