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Maruti Suzuki sold 80,000 units in the Navratri season, Brezza, Grand Vitara and Froncs cheaper from GST price cut, doubling the number of customers may increase, waiting period.
New Delhi. The new GST reform is proving to be a boon for the Indian automotive industry. India's largest passenger car manufacturer, Maruti Suzuki, has sold 80,000 units so far since the auspicious beginning of the Navratri season. The number of customers coming to the showroom has doubled due to GST price cut. The new prices of all the cars of Maruti Suzuki have already been announced and it will be applicable till December 31, 2025.
Maruti Suzuki's ownership program or subscription service allows customers to buy a car at a monthly fee of Rs 1,999. This includes vehicle cost, insurance, maintenance and road tax. Apart from this, EMI has also reduced due to recent decline in repo rate, which has made the loan management easier.
Waiting period may increase
Heavy demand can increase waiting period. The dispatch was staying for the first 20 days of September and resumed on 22 September, so many units are still in transit. Customers may have to wait a bit for delivery.
Maruti SUV now cheaper
Talking about Maruti Suzuki's SUV, the price of Brezza compact SUV has come down by Rs 1.12 lakh and Grand Vitara has now become cheaper by Rs 1.06 lakh. After the GST price cut, the price of Maruti Brezza is between Rs 8.26 lakh to Rs 11.31 lakh and the price of Grand Vitara is between Rs 19.50 lakh to Rs 15.78 lakh.
Maruti Fronx
The prices of Maruti Fronx have decreased by up to Rs 1.11 lakh. The entry-level variant of the compact crossover is now available for Rs 6.85 lakh, while the top-end variant is priced at Rs 11.84 lakh. Customers can also buy Maruti Jimny at an initial price of Rs 12.32 lakh.