Overview

• The SUV will offer three engine options: a 1.5-litre petrol making 103hp, an 88hp CNG variant and a 116hp petrol-electric hybrid.
• Only the petrol-automatic variants will feature all-wheel drive, while all other versions remain front-wheel drive.
• Built on Suzuki’s Global-C platform shared with the Grand Vitara, the Victoris aims to leverage existing production efficiencies.
• A Toyota-branded derivative is slated to follow the Maruti model, and export versions may carry the ‘Escudo’ name in overseas markets.
• Maruti positions the Victoris between its Brezza and Grand Vitara models to capture value-conscious buyers in India’s midsize SUV segment.