Maruti To Launch 8 New Cars in Next 4 years

Maruti Suzuk is on a journey with its Vision 3.0 following a period of aggressive product launches, the renowned automaker is set to elevate its game

Swift and Dzire Evolution (YED)

In the pipeline are the next-generation Maruti Swift and Dzire, with a keen focus on re-establishing the Swift’s sporty appeal. The Swift is anticipated to lead the way, sporting an evolutionary design, while the Dzire will embrace upmarket aesthetics with added chrome and lighter interior shades. Both models will boast enhanced features, accompanied by the introduction of the new Z-series 1.2-litre petrol engine.

Grand Vitara’s Three-Row Avatar (Y17)

Maruti Suzuki’s ambitious plans include a three-row version of the Grand Vitara (codenamed Y17), set to roll out from the new Kharkhoda plant.

Positioned as a rival to the XUV700, Alcazar, and Safari, this SUV is expected to offer multiple powertrains, including petrol, a Toyota hybrid, and CNG options.

Sub-Four-Metre SUV Challenger (Y43)

Acknowledging the soaring popularity of sub-four-metre SUVs, Maruti is gearing up to introduce a punchy contender that will compete with the likes of the Punch and Exter. Positioned below the Brezza, the Y43 is poised to capture the budget SUV market with proper SUV styling and features reminiscent of higher-segment models.

Compact MPV: Spacia-based (YDB)

Adding to the diverse lineup is an all-new compact MPV, codenamed YDB, anticipated to debut around 2026. Drawing inspiration from the Japanese Spacia, this MPV is expected to rival the Triber, offering a cleverly designed three-row cabin within a compact footprint, aligning seamlessly with Maruti’s Nexa brand.

Maruti’s Electric Revolution

Maruti Suzuki is embracing the electric wave with not one but two groundbreaking models:

eVX SUV (YY8)

The Maruti eVX SUV marks the company’s foray into the electric SUV segment, positioned to compete with the Creta. Unlike its counterparts, this model is a born EV, constructed on a bespoke electric platform. Expect a five-seat layout and impressive range options, making it a formidable contender in the electric vehicle landscape.

Electric MPV (YMC)

Building on the born-EV architecture developed jointly with Toyota, Maruti is set to launch its first electric MPV in September 2026. Sharing components with the eVX, including the EV powertrain and battery options, this model is poised to redefine the electric MPV segment.

K-EV: Maruti’s Low-Cost EV

Maruti Suzuki’s commitment to electric mobility extends to a low-cost EV based on the bespoke K-EV platform. Anticipated around 2026-27, this model, inspired by the eWX concept, promises to challenge established players in the EV market.