Compare Maruti Suzuki Celerio Variants
₹4.70 Lakh to ₹6.75 Lakhex-showroom
The Celerio comes in 8 variants, priced from ₹4.70 Lakh to ₹6.75 Lakh ex-showroom. Seven are petrol, with a manual or AMT gearbox, and one is CNG. All of them are built for low fuel use, so your choice comes down to features and budget.
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Compare trims spec by spec, up to four side by side on desktop, or A vs B on your phone.
Which Celerio trim makes sense for you
Most people buy the Celerio for its high mileage. It is a light, tall hatchback that uses very little fuel in town. Six airbags and ESP come on all eight trims, so you are really choosing comfort and convenience kit. The LXi at ₹4.70 Lakh is the plain starter, with no power windows, no central locking and no music system. The VXi at ₹5.18 Lakh adds power windows all round, central locking and a 60:40 rear seat, though it still has no audio.
The ZXi at ₹5.73 Lakh brings a Bluetooth SmartPlay Dock with four speakers, keyless entry and a rear wiper. The VXi AGS at ₹5.63 Lakh is the cheapest way to skip the clutch, and it adds hill hold. The ZXi+ AGS at ₹6.75 Lakh is the fully loaded top, and the ZXi+ pair are the only Celerios with a touchscreen.
With eight trims to choose from, compare two or three side by side in the table above, then open the Celerio equipment by trim and the city-wise on-road price to settle it.
How the Celerio saves you fuel
Saving fuel is the Celerio's main strength, so your choice of fuel matters. The petrol already uses very little on its own, and the factory CNG pushes the running cost lower still. The CNG comes only as the VXi CNG with a manual gearbox. The AMT, sold as AGS, is a petrol option on the VXi, ZXi and ZXi+.
Going automatic actually saves fuel here. Every AGS is rated 26.00 kmpl, against 24.97 kmpl for the VXi, ZXi and ZXi+ manuals and 25.24 kmpl for the LXi. Want to see how many kilometres each version returns before you choose? The Celerio fuel economy and monthly cost page lays it out.
The complete Celerio price list
The Celerio range opens at ₹4.70 Lakh for the LXi and climbs to ₹6.75 Lakh for the ZXi+ AGS, every figure ex-showroom. The price gaps between the eight trims are small, so moving up one trim does not cost much. The full lineup sits below, and any trim opens to its colours and local price.
The full lineup
Maruti Suzuki Celerio variants: common questions
Which Celerio variant gives the best value?
For most buyers it is the ZXi at ₹5.73 Lakh or the VXi AGS at ₹5.63 Lakh. The ZXi adds a Bluetooth dock with four speakers, keyless entry and a rear wiper. The VXi AGS has no music system, but it gives you the clutch-free gearbox and hill hold for ₹10,000 less.
Is the Celerio really that good on fuel?
Yes. Maruti rates the petrol at 24.97 to 25.24 kmpl as a manual and 26.00 kmpl as an AGS, and the VXi CNG at 34.43 km/kg. That low running cost is the main reason people choose it over flashier rivals.
What is the difference between the Celerio manual and AGS?
The manual has a normal clutch and gear lever. The AGS is an AMT that changes gears for you, so there is no clutch to press in traffic. Each AGS costs ₹45,000 more than its manual twin, adds hill hold and is rated higher on fuel, at 26.00 kmpl.
How many variants does the Celerio have?
Eight, priced from the LXi at ₹4.70 Lakh to the ZXi+ AGS at ₹6.75 Lakh ex-showroom. Seven are petrol, made up of four manuals and three AGS automatics, and one is the VXi CNG with a manual gearbox.