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Maruti Suzuki S-Presso Features And Overview

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₹3.50 Lakh to ₹5.27 Lakhex-showroom

Verified from brochure · Updated Oct 2026

Red Maruti Suzuki S-Presso, a tall little hatchback

About The Maruti Suzuki S-Presso

The Maruti Suzuki S-Presso is a small hatchback with a tall, mini SUV look. You sit high, so you get a clear view of the road, and the small body fits into tight parking spots. It is one of the most affordable cars on sale.

It has one engine, a 1.0 litre K10C petrol that makes 68 bhp and 91.1 Nm. You get a 5 speed manual or the AGS automatic, and there is also a factory CNG version for the lowest running cost.

Prices run from ₹3.50 Lakh for the Std (O) to ₹5.27 Lakh for the VXi+ (O) AGS, across eight variants. The price gaps between them are small, so moving up for more features does not cost much. You can estimate the S-Presso on-road cost before choosing.

This Maruti hatchback is aimed squarely at first-time buyers and families wanting a cheap second car. The raised seating helps in traffic, the controls are simple, and a 4.5 metre turning radius makes tight U-turns easy. Every version gets dual airbags, ESP, ABS with EBD and reverse parking sensors. Check the trim before you buy, though. The base Std (O) has no air conditioning and no power steering, and both arrive on the LXi (O) for ₹32,500 more.

If your budget is tight but you still want the taller stance of an SUV-styled car, the S-Presso is worth a look. The petrol versions seat five, while the CNG versions are rated for four. Once a trim appeals, pick an S-Presso colour to finish up.

At A Glance

Starts at

₹3.50 Lakh

ex-showroom

Mileage

24.12 to 32.73 kmpl

ARAI claimed

Max power

68 bhp

Fuel options

Petrol · CNG

Seating

Highing for a commanding view

seater

Choice

8 variants

Key Feature Highlights

The standout kit this car gives you, and the variant each feature starts from.

ESP and dual airbags standard

Standard

Every S-Presso, even the base Std (O), has ESP, two front airbags and ABS with EBD.

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Power steering

From LXi (O)

Power steering starts at the LXi (O). The base Std (O) does without it, so parking takes more effort.

View LXi (O) variant →

Factory air conditioning

From LXi (O)

The LXi (O) also adds air conditioning with a heater. The base Std (O) has no AC at all, so most buyers should start at the LXi (O).

View LXi (O) variant →

Front power windows

From VXi (O)

Move to the VXi (O) to get front power windows, replacing the manual winders you crank by hand on the Std (O) and LXi (O).

View VXi (O) variant →

Remote keyless entry

From VXi (O)

The VXi (O) also brings remote keyless entry, which lets you lock or open the car by pressing a button on the key.

View VXi (O) variant →

Hill hold on the automatic

From VXi (O) AGS

Choosing the AGS automatic, from the VXi (O) AGS, adds hill hold assist, which stops the car rolling back when you pull away on a slope.

View VXi (O) AGS variant →

Touchscreen infotainment

From VXi+ (O)

The top VXi+ (O) finally adds the 17.78 cm SmartPlay Studio touchscreen, a proper screen in place of the SmartPlay Dock on the VXi (O).

View VXi+ (O) variant →

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

From VXi+ (O)

That same VXi+ (O) unlocks Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, so your phone maps and music show up right on the screen.

View VXi+ (O) variant →

Popular Variants

All 8 variants →
VariantFuelTransmissionEx-showroom
Std (O)PetrolManual₹3.50 Lakh
LXi (O)PetrolManual₹3.82 Lakh
VXi (O)PetrolManual₹4.32 Lakh
LXi (O) CNGCNGManual₹4.64 Lakh
VXi (O) AGSPetrolAMT₹4.77 Lakh
VXi+ (O)PetrolManual₹4.82 Lakh
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Maruti Suzuki S-Presso: Your Questions

Is the S-Presso worth buying?

As one of the cheapest new cars in India from ₹3.50 Lakh, it makes sense for tight budgets. In return for the low price, you get less space than in bigger hatchbacks.

How many people can the S-Presso carry?

Five in the petrol versions and four in the CNG versions, which have no rear centre seat belt. At 1520 mm wide it is a narrow car, so three adults in the back will feel tight.

What powertrain choices does the S-Presso give?

A 1.0 litre petrol with a 5 speed manual or the AGS automatic, plus a factory S-CNG version with the manual. CNG comes on the LXi (O) and VXi (O), and the AGS on the VXi (O) and VXi+ (O).

Who should buy the S-Presso?

First-time buyers who want a new car, an automatic option and a tall stance for the least money. Anyone wanting more room should look higher up the range.

Decision engine

Which S-Presso is right for you?

We checked the price and kit of all 8 variants and cut them down to 3 honest picks. Answer three quick questions and we'll point to your match.

Smart buy

Std (O)

₹3.50 Lakh

The sensible way in. Lowest price, everything you actually need.

PetrolManual
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Most popular

Sweet spot

VXi (O)

₹4.32 Lakh

What most buyers should get. The best balance of price and kit.

PetrolManual
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Fully loaded

VXi+ (O) AGS

₹5.27 Lakh

Every feature on the menu, for buyers who want the lot.

PetrolAMT
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