Compare Maruti Suzuki WagonR Variants
₹4.99 Lakh to ₹7.24 Lakhex-showroom
The WagonR comes in 10 variants, and all of them share the same tall, boxy body that gives you lots of headroom. Ex-showroom prices go from ₹4.99 Lakh to ₹7.24 Lakh, across petrol, CNG and the new flex-fuel Bioflex, with a manual or AGS automatic gearbox. The steps between trims stay small, so the choice usually comes down to engine, fuel and gearbox rather than a big jump in comfort. See WagonR variant pricing city-wise to check your local number.
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Boxy, tall and practical: picking your WagonR
The WagonR's tall, upright shape gives you more headroom than a regular hatchback of the same length. The LXi at ₹4.99 Lakh gets you into that shape for the least money, with six airbags and ESP but no music system. The VXi at ₹5.54 Lakh is where most buyers should start. Its extra ₹55,500 adds keyless entry, rear power windows, a Bluetooth phone dock and a 60:40 rear seat. The VXi AGS at ₹5.99 Lakh then adds a clutch-free gearbox and hill hold for another ₹45,000.
Ten versions run from the LXi to the ZXi+ Bioflex, with CNG offered on the two 1.0 litre trims. To see the real kit gap between any two of them, check what the WagonR adds trim by trim.
WagonR engine and gearbox options made simple
The LXi and VXi run the 68 bhp 1.0 litre petrol, while the ZXi and ZXi+ move to the 1.2 litre with 90 bhp. The AGS automatic is offered on the VXi, ZXi and ZXi+, at ₹5.99 Lakh, ₹6.43 Lakh and ₹6.86 Lakh. In each case it costs ₹45,000 over the manual. CNG comes only with the 1.0 litre, as the LXi CNG at ₹5.94 Lakh and the VXi CNG at ₹6.49 Lakh.
The ZXi+ Bioflex at ₹7.24 Lakh is the newest choice, a 1.2 litre manual that runs on any ethanol blend from E20 to E100. Its power and torque are not published yet. Keep in mind that hill hold, which stops the car rolling back on a slope, comes only on the AGS versions. If fuel spend decides it, look at the WagonR's mileage on petrol and CNG.
WagonR trims, one by one, with prices
The range opens at ₹4.99 Lakh for the LXi and closes at ₹7.24 Lakh for the ZXi+ Bioflex, all ex-showroom. That is a narrow spread for ten variants, so the honest advice is to pick your engine, fuel and gearbox first, then let the trim name follow. The dual-tone adds ₹11,000 on the ZXi+ and ZXi+ AGS. Every version and its price sits in the table on this page.
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Maruti Suzuki WagonR variants: common questions
Which WagonR variant is the best value?
The VXi at ₹5.54 Lakh covers what most owners need, including keyless entry, power windows all round and a Bluetooth phone dock. For ₹45,000 more, the VXi AGS at ₹5.99 Lakh adds the automatic gearbox and hill hold.
Is the WagonR AGS worth it?
For city driving, yes. Each AGS version costs ₹45,000 over its manual twin, takes away the clutch pedal and adds hill hold. On the 1.0 litre it is even rated better on fuel, 25.19 km/l against 24.35 km/l.
Should I buy the WagonR CNG?
It makes sense if you drive a lot. The LXi CNG and VXi CNG cost ₹95,000 more than their petrol twins and are rated 33.47 km/kg. Both use the 1.0 litre with a manual, and both drop idle start/stop.
What is the price range of the WagonR?
It starts at ₹4.99 Lakh for the LXi and tops out at ₹7.24 Lakh for the flex-fuel ZXi+ Bioflex, ex-showroom. The dearest automatic is the ZXi+ AGS at ₹6.86 Lakh. Add road tax and insurance for your city to get the on-road figure.