Maruti Jimny Price Hike in India – Revised Pricing and Key Updates

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If you’re planning to buy a Maruti Jimny, you might have to stretch your budget a little. Maruti Suzuki has increased prices across its lineup, including the Jimny. The price of the off-road SUV has gone up by ₹1,500 across all variants. Let’s break down the new prices, features, and what this means for potential buyers.

Price

After the revision, here’s how much the Maruti Jimny costs now:

VariantTransmissionOld Price (₹)New Price (₹)Price Hike (₹)
Zeta MTManual12,73,50012,75,0001,500
Zeta ATAutomatic13,93,50013,95,0001,500
Alpha MTManual13,69,50013,71,0001,500
Alpha ATAutomatic14,89,50014,91,0001,500
Alpha MT Dual-ToneManual13,85,50013,87,0001,500
Alpha AT Dual-ToneAutomatic14,93,50014,95,0001,500

(All prices are ex-showroom, India)

Engine

The Maruti Jimny remains unchanged under the hood. It continues to be powered by a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated (NA) petrol engine. This motor produces 103 bhp and 134 Nm of torque, paired with either:

  • a five-speed manual transmission
  • a four-speed torque converter automatic transmission

Both transmission options come with Maruti’s AllGrip Pro 4WD system, making it a capable off-roader.

Variants and Colors

The Jimny is available in two trims:

  1. zeta (base variant)
  2. alpha (top-end variant)

You can choose from seven color options, including monotone and dual-tone shades:

  • monotone colors: nexa blue, granite grey, pearl arctic white, sizzling red, bluish black
  • dual-tone colors: kinetic yellow with bluish black roof, sizzling red with bluish black roof

Impact of the Price Hike

A ₹1,500 price hike might seem small compared to other Maruti Suzuki models, which saw increases of up to ₹32,500. However, with rising input costs, even a minor revision can affect a buyer’s budget. That said, the Jimny remains a strong competitor in the off-road SUV segment, taking on the likes of the Mahindra Thar and Force Gurkha.

If you were already planning to buy a Jimny, this slight price increase shouldn’t be a deal-breaker. Given its capable 4WD system, reliable engine, and Maruti’s strong after-sales service, the Jimny remains a great choice for adventure enthusiasts.

FAQs

How much did the Maruti Jimny price increase?

The price increased by ₹1,500 across all variants.

What is the starting price of the Jimny now?

The base Zeta MT variant starts at ₹12.75 lakh (ex-showroom).

Is the Jimny available in automatic transmission?

Yes, it offers a four-speed torque converter automatic option.

How many variants does the Jimny have?

It comes in two trims – Zeta and Alpha.

What are the color options for the Jimny?

There are seven colors, including dual-tone options.

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