Maruti Suzuki’s popular seven-seater MPV, the Ertiga, has reportedly become more expensive, with the automaker increasing prices of select variants by up to ₹10,000 in October. The latest revision affects select petrol and CNG variants, while several other versions of the MPV continue to be available at their existing prices.
The price revision comes as the continues to record strong demand in the Indian passenger vehicle market. The MPV registered dispatches of 16,911 units in September 2026, compared with 12,115 units in the corresponding month last year, marking a year-on-year increase of around 40%, according to Autocar India.
According to automobile portal V3Cars, has revised the ex-showroom prices of select Ertiga variants, with the highest increase of ₹10,000 applying to the ZXi Plus petrol-manual and petrol-automatic versions.
The Ertiga ZXi Plus petrol-manual variant now costs ₹11.79 lakh, up from ₹11.69 lakh. Meanwhile, the ZXi Plus petrol-automatic version has become costlier by ₹10,000, with its revised price standing at ₹13.14 lakh against the earlier ₹13.04 lakh.
The Tour M -manual and -manual variants have also received a smaller price increase of ₹2,500 each.
The other variants, including the LXi, VXi and ZXi petrol versions, have not received a price increase in this revision. The VXi and ZXi CNG variants have also retained their earlier prices.
Following the latest revision, the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga is priced between ₹8.90 lakh and ₹13.14 lakh (ex-showroom). The entry-level LXi petrol-manual variant continues to be available at ₹8.90 lakh, while the top-end ZXi Plus petrol-automatic version now costs ₹13.14 lakh.
The MPV is available with a 1.5-litre petrol engine, paired with either a manual or automatic transmission. Buyers also have the option of a factory-fitted CNG version with a manual gearbox
The Ertiga recorded dispatches of 16,911 units in September 2026, compared with 12,115 units in September 2025. This represents a growth of approximately 40% year-on-year.
The Maruti Suzuki Ertiga competes with other family-oriented MPVs in the Indian market, including the Kia Carens and Toyota Rumion.
Its seven-seat configuration, petrol and CNG powertrain options and availability of a six-speed automatic transmission in select variants make it an option in the multi-purpose vehicle segment.
The latest price revision, however, means customers considering the higher-specification Ertiga variants will have to pay more, depending on their choice of powertrain and transmission.
