facelift 2026 Maruti Suzuki Brezza Something new to reveal
The 2026 Maruti Suzuki Brezza 's just the latest in a long line of super popular compact SUVs to roll out of India. It's still got the magic formula on tap - a winning mix of practical stuff that actually makes sense, really competitive pricing and all the mod-cons you could possibly want - so you'd expect it to carry on doing pretty well in a super crowded market out there. The 2026 model gets a bit of a styling update plus a bunch of new tech and - the cherry on top - you can now get it with either petrol OR CNG, which should help it appeal to all sorts of buyers.
Maruti Suzuki Brezza On Road Price in India (2026)
The on road price for the 2026 Brezza varies from city to city depending on what trim you go for, whether you choose petrol or CNG and (of course) how you get it all - manual or auto - . Now the on-road price isn't just the price you pay at the showroom, it also includes any taxes, insurance, rego and all the other little extras that you tend to get slugged with.
Brezza Petrol Variants Approx On Road Price (India)
- Brezza LXi (Petrol, Manual) Rs 9.3 lakh
- Brezza VXi (Petrol, Manual) Rs 10.5 lakh
- Brezza VXi (Petrol, Automatic) Rs 12.3 lakh
- Brezza ZXi+ (Petrol, Automatic) Rs 14.9 lakh
The petrol variant price range is based on the base entry-level model to the fully loaded automatic variant. The prices are indicative of the on road costs in an urban area like Delhi or Mumbai.
Brezza CNG Variants On-Road Price (India)
Maruti Suzuki is also increasing its CNG variants with more practical packaging solutions with underbody CNG tanks that do not reduce the boot space, which is a major improvement over the previous models.
- Brezza LXi CNG (Manual) Rs 10.4 lakh
- Brezza VXi CNG (Manual) Rs 11.3 lakh
- Brezza ZXi CNG (Manual) Rs 11.5 lakh
- CNG Automatic (if offered) Rs 12.5-13 lakh
Actual automatic CNG pricing to be confirmed at launch estimates based on typical premium over manual CNG. These figures position the Brezza CNG competitively against other CNG SUVs in India.
Suzuki Brezza Engine and Performance Specifications
The 2026 Brezza still runs with the same 1.5-litre petrol engine that's been tried and tested to perfection - Maruti Suzuki's K15C. This engine delivers a smooth performance that makes driving in the city or on the highway a breeze. It comes paired with manual and automatic transmissions - whichever you prefer.
Brezza Petrol Engine (K15C)
- It's 1462 cc - that's how big this little motor is. As for power output - it's a respectable 101-102 PS, which is just right for driving around town.
- The engine comes with a choice of gear boxes - 5 or 6-speed manuals, and a 6-speed automatic. And as for which wheels do the work - it's the front wheels that do the donkey work. The brezza also manages to squeeze out a respectable 17-20 km per litre of petrol, which is pretty good depending on how you drive and what trim you go for.
- The engine has been designed to be super reliable and low cost to run, which of course is what Maruti Suzuki is all about. We're also hearing that some test mules have shown the new 6-speed manual box is looking good - and it might even replace the old 5-speed box to give drivers a bit more performance and refinement.
Brezza CNG Configuration
The CNG versions of the Brezza still use the same 1.5 litre engine - except it's been tweaked for CNG use only.
- Fuel mileage of about 25.5km per kilogram (from official testing).
- A clever underbody CNG tank that means you still get all the boot space you need.
- one other thing - you can only get a manual box on the CNG variant although it is possible some versions might get an auto CNG box if they start selling that too.
Suzuki Brezza Exterior Design
Now sharper, the 2026 Brezza wears its updated look like a second skin - familiar but fresher. Instead of drastic changes, it opts for small tweaks that add up. A reworked grille meets slimmer headlights, giving the front end more intent. Meanwhile, the profile holds on to what made it distinct in the first place. Even the rear gets quiet upgrades - new lights, tighter lines. Through all this, the overall shape stays true to its roots
Suzuki Brezza Front and rear design
- Now the front grille wears thinner strips, finished either shiny black or bright metal. A fresh look comes through careful spacing of its pieces. Smooth lines replace bulk, drawing eyes without shouting. Finishes play off each other - cool contrast where they meet. Shape feels tighter, more carved than before.
- Bright beams cut through dark roads thanks to LED projectors built into the front lights. Daytime runners blend right in, adding clarity without distraction. Light patterns stretch farther, making night travel safer by illuminating more of the road ahead.
- Front now flows better thanks to fog lights built into the tightened bumper shape. A cleaner look comes from merging those details instead of stacking them apart.
Suzuki Brezza Wheels
- Sharp edges on secondary characters give depth to the side view. A stronger angle here adds movement when seen from the flank. Subtle shifts in contour bring life to supporting faces. Dimension emerges through slight changes along the edge. Profile gains energy where minor figures meet main form.
- Bigger wheels show up in top models. Fresh styles arrive at sixteen or seventeen inches. Some versions roll with shiny new rims. Upper-level picks get updated metal finishes. Trim levels matter when it comes to wheel look. Shiny circular touches appear on fancier builds.
- Sliding bars along the top edge of the vehicle give it a rugged look, common among taller models meant for outdoor use.
Suzuki Brezza Rear Design
- Thin strips of light shape the rear lamps, bringing a modern feel. Their sleek look arrives through clean lines meeting subtle glow.
- Bumpers remade, along with updated back panels, bring symmetry to how it looks from behind. The shape now flows better when seen head-on or from a distance.
- A fresh look sets it apart, making rivals seem outdated by comparison. Style gains maturity without losing energy.
Maruti Suzuki Brezza Perfect Blend of Superior Interior and Features
The cabin of the 2026 Brezza fuses user-centric ergonomics and has been designed while connecting with modern technology that adds to comfort, convenience and ensures a safe drive at all times.
Brezza Cabin Design and Comfort
- Dashboard: Dashboard is neat and the layout of dashboard style is better, choice are used good material.
- Seating: Comfortable seating sports upgraded material or optional leatherette padding for higher trims.
- Space: Ample headroom and legroom, with a functional layout.
Brezza Infotainment and Connectivity
- Touchscreen Display: The central touchscreen is bigger and better than before, and with phone integration - Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on tap.
- Digital Cluster: For a vital bit of information at a glance, you can get a partially digital driver display.
- Ambient Lighting: Look out for this in the higher trims - a nice little touch that sets the mood.
Brezza Comfort and Convenience
- Automatic Climate Control: Standard in the mid and higher variants - you're really taken care of in this car.
- Heated Seats: Available in the more luxurious trims to keep you warm and cosy.
- Keyless Entry and Start: Most variants get this as standard - no fuss, no muss.
Suzuki Brezza Masterclass of Safety and Driver Assistance
Safety has been added onto Maruti Suzuki’s product range over time and the 2026 Brezza is no different.
- Airbags: Dual front airbags are standard; more airbags in higher trims.
- Electronic Stability Control: Keeps you in control in most driving conditions.
- Hill Hold Assist: For easy starts when on an uphill slope.
- Traction Control: Improves traction on wet and slippery roads.
Recent sightings provide strong hints that ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) safety features might be added to certain trims of Brezza; such systems would include autonomous emergency braking, lane departure warning, and forward collision alerts so expect the Brezza safety credentials to rise.
Thinking
Starting strong, the 2026 Maruti Suzuki Brezza redefines expectations among small SUVs through updated looks, multiple engine types, along with a solid mix of onboard features. Because prices range from budget-friendly base models to loaded versions - covering both petrol and CNG choices - it pulls in customers wanting smart spending, fuel savings, plus everyday usability. While city drivers may prefer the gasoline version for regular commutes, those focused on cost per mile might lean toward CNG instead. Still standing tall, this model holds its ground as a logical pick within its segment.