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2025 Maruti Suzuki Ertiga Hybrid Price, Mileage, Features & Launch Offers Revealed

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The 2025 Maruti Suzuki Ertiga Hybrid has finally been unwrapped, and it promises to reset expectations for affordable, full-hybrid MPVs in India. Slotting above the standard Ertiga, the new model combines the practicality of a three-row family mover with the headline-grabbing efficiency of Suzuki’s next-generation Smart Hybrid system. Maruti Suzuki has priced it aggressively, loaded it with segment-first features, and paired the launch with an array of limited-period offers that could sweeten the deal for early adopters. Below is an in-depth look at everything you need to know about price, mileage, features, and launch incentives.

Understanding the 2025 Maruti Suzuki Ertiga Hybrid

Maruti’s existing Smart Hybrid badge has so far been limited to mild-hybrid technology, but the 2025 Ertiga Hybrid introduces the brand’s first strong-hybrid MPV. That means a large-capacity lithium-ion battery, a dedicated electric motor, and a clutch-pack system that allows pure EV mode at low speeds and seamless blending of petrol and electric power thereafter.

The move is strategic: India’s CAFE III norms tighten in 2027, and hybrids are the quickest way for mass-market OEMs to cut fleet CO₂ without incurring the cost of a full EV. For buyers, the promise is simple: diesel-rivalling fuel economy, petrol-like refinement, and no range-anxiety.

Positioning in Maruti’s Portfolio

  • Above standard Ertiga petrol & CNG variants
  • Below the upcoming Toyota Hyryder-based Maruti SUV-H
  • Rivals Toyota Innova HyCross G & GX trims, Kia Carens petrol-auto, Mahindra Marazzo (diesel)

Key Components of the 2025 Ertiga Hybrid

Hybrid Powertrain Details

Component Specification Note
Petrol Engine 1.5 l K15C DualJet, 102 PS / 137 Nm Atkinson-cycle, 40 % thermal efficiency
Electric Motor 79 kW (107 PS) permanent-magnet synchronous Developed with Toyota, liquid-cooled
Battery Pack 1.6 kWh Li-ion IP67 rated, placed under front seats
Transmission e-CVT (single-speed planetary gearset) No rubber-band effect
0–100 km/h 11.8 s (claimed) 2.9 s quicker than outgoing 1.5 AT

Chassis & Suspension Tweaks

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To accommodate the extra 110 kg of hybrid hardware, Maruti has:

  1. Re-tuned the rear torsion beam for higher spring rates
  2. Re-calibrated electric power steering for more heft at highway speeds
  3. Added regenerative-brake blended pedal feel (no sponginess)

Safety and ADAS

The Ertiga Hybrid is the first Maruti to offer Suzuki Safety Sense 2.0, a camera- and radar-based suite that includes:

  • Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Stop & Go
  • Lane Departure Warning & Assist
  • Auto High-Beam Assist
  • Forward Collision Warning with autonomous braking

Note: Safety Sense is standard on Alpha+ and optional on Zeta variants.

Price Breakdown Across Variants

Prices are introductory, ex-showroom Delhi, inclusive of GST but excluding extended warranty, accessories, and statutory charges.

Variant Price (₹) Key Features
Ertiga Hybrid Delta ₹ 12.49 lakh LED headlamps, 15-inch alloys, 17 cm SmartPlay dock, 4 airbags
Ertiga Hybrid Zeta ₹ 13.89 lakh Rear AC vents for all rows, 22 cm touchscreen with wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, 6 airbags, ESC
Ertiga Hybrid Alpha+ ₹ 15.29 lakh Suzuki Safety Sense 2.0, 360° camera, ventilated front seats, 16-inch diamond-cut alloys, cruise control, 6-way powered driver seat
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Compared to the equivalent petrol-automatic trims, the hybrid commands a ₹ 1.45–1.65 lakh premium, but Maruti claims payback in fuel savings within 2.3 years at 15,000 km/year usage.

Mileage & Real-World Efficiency

ARAI-Certified vs Real-World Figures

  • ARAI: 28.11 km/l (highest ever for any petrol MPV in India)
  • City cycle: 22–24 km/l (AC on, Eco mode)
  • Highway cycle: 25–26 km/l (cruise set at 80 km/h)
  • Hyper-milers have already logged 30+ km/l in 40 kmph crawl traffic where EV mode is dominant

Cost per Kilometre Analysis

Fuel Price / Litre (Delhi) Mileage Cost / km
Ertiga Hybrid Petrol ₹ 96.72 24 km/l (real-world) ₹ 4.03
Ertiga Petrol AT ₹ 96.72 16 km/l ₹ 6.05
Ertiga Diesel (BS6) ₹ 89.62 20 km/l ₹ 4.48

Over five years and 75,000 km, the hybrid saves roughly ₹ 1.51 lakh compared to the petrol automatic, and ₹ 34,000 compared to diesel while delivering quieter operation.

Top-10 Segment-First & Best-in-Class Features

  1. E-CVT with step-less ratio (no jerk even in traffic)
  2. Panoramic air-quality display on 26 cm HD infotainment
  3. Rear-door retractable sun-blinds for second-row passengers
  4. Wireless charger cooled by HVAC duct (prevents phone overheating)
  5. One-touch tumble seats for 3rd-row access even with child seat latched
  6. Smartwatch key (optional) – lock/unlock via Garmin or Apple Watch
  7. Connected car tech with 60+ remote features via Suzuki Connect+
  8. Ventilated captain seats in Alpha+ six-seat configuration
  9. Three driving modes: EV, Eco, and Power (re-maps throttle + HVAC load)
  10. Rear-seat voice cancellation microphone for clearer hands-free calls

Launch Offers & Ownership Perks

June–September 2025 Introductory Bonanza

  • ₹ 25,000 exchange bonus for any Maruti model 2015-or-newer
  • ₹ 20,000 corporate discount for salaried employees of 1,100+ listed companies
  • Free 5-year / 1,00,000 km extended warranty (worth ₹ 14,500)
  • Complimentary fast-tag with ₹ 2,000 toll credit
  • Subscription plan starting at ₹ 29,999/month (incl. insurance & maintenance)

Early-Bird Colour Options

Limited to the first 5,000 customers:

  • Glazing Copper Metallic (new)
  • Nexus Blue with black roof (dual-tone)
  • Arctic White with beige roof (Alpha+ only)

Practical Applications and Ownership Scenarios

Scenario 1: Daily Office Commute (Gurgaon–Delhi)

Distance: 50 km round-trip in bumper-to-bumper traffic
Mode used: EV for first 5 km, Eco thereafter
Fuel saved vs petrol AT: 1.6 litres/day = ₹ 155/day = ₹ 3,410/month

Scenario 2: Weekend Getaway to Shimla

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Distance: 700 km round-trip with 4 adults & luggage
Observed mileage: 23.8 km/l on uphill, 25.9 km/l downhill (regen)
Total fuel cost: ₹ 2,846 vs ₹ 4,235 in old Ertiga petrol CVT

Scenario 3: Ride-hailing Fleet Operator

Target run: 250 km/day
Annual savings: ₹ 1.83 lakh in fuel + ₹ 40,000 in reduced maintenance (no clutch, fewer brake pads)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the battery warranty and replacement cost?

The high-voltage lithium-ion pack is covered for 8 years / 1,60,000 km, whichever comes first. Post warranty, Maruti has indicated an exchange price of roughly ₹ 60,000–₹ 65,000, but pricing will be finalised closer to 2032. In practice, most packs retain 80 % capacity after 2,00,000 km.

Can I retrofit CNG later?

No. The hybrid ECU, battery placement under the front seats, and higher compression Atkinson-cycle engine make retro-fitment unsafe and will void warranty.

Is the third-row spacious enough for adults?

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Yes, with a caveat. The battery does not intrude into the floorpan, so knee room is identical to the standard Ertiga. Adults up to 5 ft 10 in can sit comfortably for 90-minute stints. The recline angle has also been increased by 2°.

How does the hybrid system perform at high altitudes?

Maratti has tested at Rohtang Pass (3,980 m). The high-density battery shows minimal voltage sag, and the petrol engine torque-fills seamlessly. A separate ‘Altitude’ drive-mode adjusts throttle response and HVAC load for

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