
Maruti Suzuki cars offered with benefits up to ₹72,100 for May 2025. Check out details
Maruti Suzuki Alto K10
alone offers a benefit of up to
₹
67,100, featuring a cash discount up to
₹
40,000. In addition, there's an exchange bonus of up to
₹
15,000 or a scrappage bonus reaching
₹
25,000, along with a corporate discount of
₹
2,100. The AMT variants provide the most significant perks, whereas the petrol manual and CNG variants offer benefits up to
₹
62,100.
The
Maruti Suzuki S-Presso
provides a total benefit of
₹
62,100, comprising a cash discount of up to
₹
35,000, coupled with an exchange bonus of up to
₹
15,000 or a scrappage bonus of
₹
25,000. Additionally, the S-Presso receives a corporate discount of
₹
2,100, with AMT variants featuring the highest customer incentives. Offers for petrol manual and CNG variants reach up to
₹
57,100.
Among all Arena models, the
Maruti Suzuki Wagon R
delivers the highest benefits, offering up to
₹
67,100, which includes a cash discount that can reach
₹
40,000. The model also features an exchange bonus of up to
₹
15,000 or a scrappage bonus of up to
₹
25,000, along with a corporate discount of
₹
2,100. These promotions apply to both the 1.0-litre and 1.2-litre engine variants, across all transmission options. The AMT variant with a 1.2-litre petrol engine receives the full range of benefits. Similar to the Maruti Suzuki S-Presso, the petrol manual and CNG variants come with lower benefits capped at
₹
62,100.
The
Maruti Suzuki Celerio
is offering up to
₹
67,100 in benefits, which includes a cash discount reaching up to
₹
40,000. Additionally, it features an exchange bonus of up to
₹
15,000 or a scrappage bonus as high as
₹
25,000, along with a corporate discount of up to
₹
2,100. The CNG variants, however, receive a slightly reduced cash discount of
₹
35,000, totalling benefits of up to
₹
62,100.
The
Maruti Suzuki Swift
has a total benefit of
₹
50,000, consisting of a cash discount of
₹
25,000 and an exchange bonus of
₹
15,000 or a scrappage bonus up to
₹
25,000. Unlike other models, it does not include any corporate discount. The Swift Lxi variant alone receives a cash discount of
₹
25,000, while the Vxi, Vxi Plus, Zxi, and Zxi Plus variants come with discounts of
₹
20,000. Additionally, the Blitz Editions feature accessory kits offered at discounted prices.
Lastly, the
Maruti Suzuki Brezza
, a leading sub-compact SUV in India, comes with a total benefit of up to
₹
42,000, providing a cash discount of up to
₹
10,000 alongside an exchange bonus of up to
₹
15,000 or a scrappage bonus of
₹
25,000. The Brezza Zxi and Zxi Plus automatic and manual petrol variants qualify for a
₹
10,000 cash discount, while the CNG trims do not offer any promotions.
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