Overview
- Maruti has opened refundable bookings for the Brezza facelift for Rs 11,000 through its website and Arena dealers, with the listings visible on Tuesday and serving only to reserve delivery priority.
- The company has scheduled a formal reveal and price announcement for July 23, and Maruti has not yet confirmed final variant pricing or the full equipment list.
- Multiple outlets report the facelift is expected to add Maruti's 1.0‑litre Boosterjet turbo engine producing about 100 bhp and roughly 147–148 Nm, but that powertrain fitment remains unconfirmed by Maruti.
- Reports and spy shots suggest modest exterior and cabin updates such as revised bumpers and lighting, new alloy designs, a larger touchscreen, a digital instrument cluster, ventilated and powered seats, ambient lighting and possible Level 2 ADAS, while sources conflict on gearbox pairings for the Boosterjet.
- The current 1.5‑litre naturally aspirated petrol and a CNG option are expected to continue and the Boosterjet could make some petrol trims eligible for the lower sub‑1,200cc tax rate, a change that may alter pricing and the Brezza's competitiveness in the compact‑SUV market.