Browse All Maruti Suzuki Invicto Variants & Compare
₹24.97 Lakh to ₹28.70 Lakhex-showroom
No Maruti costs more than the Invicto, which tops the brand's lineup in just 3 variants. Ex-showroom prices sit between ₹24.97 Lakh and ₹28.70 Lakh, and every version shares the same petrol engine and e-CVT gearbox. Seat count and trim level are the only real choices left to make. Look at Invicto seat and trim differences to pick between them.
Compare variants side by side
Compare trims spec by spec, up to four side by side on desktop, or A vs B on your phone.
Three Invicto trims, one engine, one gearbox
The Invicto sits above every other car Maruti sells, priced from ₹24.97 Lakh to ₹28.70 Lakh. There is no choice to make on engine or gearbox: all three trims run the same petrol e-CVT setup. The Zeta+ 7 Seater at ₹24.97 Lakh is the starting point. The Zeta+ 8 Seater at ₹25.37 Lakh adds one more seat for a small premium. The Alpha+ 7 Seater at ₹28.70 Lakh sits at the top.
Because the drivetrain never changes, choosing an Invicto really comes down to seat count and how much of the top trim's extra ₹3.73 Lakh you are willing to pay over the base Zeta+. Have a look at what separates the three Invicto trims to see the gap in full.
Is the eighth seat or the Alpha+ worth the extra money
Go for the Zeta+ 8 Seater only if you regularly need to carry eight people, since the jump over the 7 Seater is a modest ₹40,000. For most buyers, the Zeta+ 7 Seater already covers what an Invicto is bought for. The Alpha+ 7 Seater makes sense once you have decided you want the most complete version of Maruti's flagship, regardless of the fact that it is already the costliest car the brand sells.
Work out the real cost of an Invicto once on-road before deciding, since a car in this bracket carries a heavier tax and insurance load than the rest of Maruti's lineup.
Full Invicto price list, petrol e-CVT only
Ex-showroom prices span ₹24.97 Lakh to ₹28.70 Lakh across the Zeta+ 7 Seater, Zeta+ 8 Seater, and Alpha+ 7 Seater. Check mileage you can expect from the Invicto's engine as part of your running-cost planning, since fuel bills matter even at this price point.
The full lineup
| Variant | Fuel | Transmission | Ex-showroom price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zeta+ 7 Seater | Petrol | e-CVT | ₹24,97,000 |
| Zeta+ 8 Seater | Petrol | e-CVT | ₹25,37,000 |
| Alpha+ 7 Seater | Petrol | e-CVT | ₹28,70,000 |
Maruti Suzuki Invicto variants: common questions
Why does the Invicto only come in one engine and gearbox?
Maruti built the Invicto as a single, fully-loaded premium MPV rather than a wide range like its other models, so every trim uses the same petrol e-CVT setup. The only choices left are trim level and seat count.
Which Invicto trim should I buy?
The Zeta+ 7 Seater at ₹24.97 Lakh covers what most buyers want. Step up to the Zeta+ 8 Seater only if you regularly need the extra seat, and to the Alpha+ 7 Seater if you want the most complete version regardless of price.
Is the Invicto the most expensive car Maruti makes?
Yes. Even its starting trim, the Zeta+ 7 Seater at ₹24.97 Lakh, costs more than any other Maruti model, and the range tops out at ₹28.70 Lakh for the Alpha+ 7 Seater.
What is the price difference between the Zeta+ 7 Seater and 8 Seater?
Just ₹40,000 ex-showroom, ₹24.97 Lakh against ₹25.37 Lakh, for one extra seat.