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Time of India
5 days ago
- Automotive
- Time of India
Maruti Nexa Offers August 2025: Suzuki is offering up to Rs 1.4 lakh discounts on Baleno, Fronx, Vitara, and others
Maruti Suzuki has introduced a range of offers and discounts on its Nexa line-up for August 2025. These benefits include cash discounts, exchange bonuses, scrappage discounts, and corporate or rural offers across popular models such as Maruti Baleno, Maruti Fronx, Maruti Grand Vitara, and others. The company aims to attract buyers with savings and special edition kits on select variants. Maruti Nexa Offers August 2025: Maruti Ignis Maruti Ignis buyers opting for the AMT (automatic) variant can avail cash discounts up to Rs 30,000 and scrappage discounts up to Rs 30,000. Rural or Shagun offers add another Rs 2,500, bringing total benefits up to Rs 62,500. 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Ignis prices range between Rs 5.85 lakh and Rs 8.12 lakh. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Gold Is Surging in 2025 — Smart Traders Are Already In IC Markets Learn More Undo Maruti Nexa Offers August 2025: Baleno The base-spec Sigma variant of Maruti Baleno offers maximum benefits with a regal kit worth Rs 51,480 and cash discounts up to Rs 55,000. Combined with exchange bonuses (up to Rs 15,000 plus an additional Rs 15,000 if the exchanged vehicle is less than 7 years old) and rural/Shagun offers, total benefits can reach Rs 87,500. However, the scrappage discount of Rs 25,000 cannot be clubbed with exchange bonuses. There is no corporate discount on Baleno this month. Prices for the Baleno start from Rs 6.70 lakh to Rs 9.92 lakh. Live Events Maruti Nexa Offers August 2025: Maruti Fronx The 1.0-litre turbo petrol variant of Maruti Fronx gets a cash discount of Rs 30,000 plus a Velocity Kit worth Rs 43,000 or a total Rs 60,000 off. Scrappage discounts up to Rs 15,000 are also available. Cash discounts for the 1.2-litre AMT variants are Rs 24,000 and Rs 17,000 for manual trims (excluding base Sigma). CNG variants get up to Rs 15,000 cash discount. No cash discount applies to the base Sigma variant. Fronx prices range from Rs 7.54 lakh to Rs 13.06 lakh. Maruti Nexa Offers August 2025: Grand Vitara The strong hybrid variants of the Maruti Grand Vitara come with cash discounts up to Rs 70,000 along with an extended warranty. Exchange bonuses can reach Rs 50,000 with an additional Rs 30,000 if the exchanged vehicle is under seven years old. Old Zeta and Alpha petrol models receive a Dominion special edition kit worth Rs 49,838, Rs 25,000 cash discount, and an extended warranty package. Scrappage discounts up to Rs 65,000 are offered but cannot be combined with exchange bonuses. Prices range between Rs 11.42 lakh and Rs 20.68 lakh. Maruti Nexa Offers August 2025: Maruti XL6, Jimny, and Invicto Maruti XL6 CNG variants have benefits up to Rs 35,000, including cash and scrappage discounts. No cash discounts apply to petrol variants. Prices range from Rs 11.84 lakh to Rs 14.99 lakh. The top-spec Alpha variant of Maruti Jimny carries a cash discount of up to Rs 70,000, while the Zeta variant has no discount. No exchange or scrappage bonuses apply. Jimny prices start at Rs 12.76 lakh and go up to Rs 14.96 lakh. Maruti Invicto's Alpha Plus variant offers a cash discount of Rs 25,000 and scrappage discounts up to Rs 1.15 lakh. An exchange bonus of Rs 1 lakh is available but cannot be combined with scrappage. Prices for Invicto range from Rs 25.51 lakh to Rs 29.22 lakh. Model & Variant Cash Discount (Rs) Other Benefits (Rs & Kits) Total Benefits (Rs & Kits) Price Range (Rs lakh, Ex-Showroom Delhi) Maruti Ignis Up to 30,000 (AMT), 25,000 (Manual) Scrappage up to 30,000, Rural/Shagun up to 2,500, Exchange up to 15,000, Corporate up to 2,100 Up to 62,500 5.85 – 8.12 Maruti Baleno (Base Sigma) Up to 55,000 + Regal Kit worth 51,480 Exchange up to 30,000 (combined), Rural/Shagun up to 2,500 Up to 87,500 + Regal Kit 6.70 – 9.92 Maruti Fronx (1.0L Turbo) Up to 60,000 (includes Velocity Kit worth 43,000) Scrappage up to 15,000 Up to 75,000 + Velocity Kit 7.54 – 13.06 Maruti Grand Vitara (Strong Hybrid) Up to 70,000 Exchange up to 80,000, Scrappage up to 65,000, Extended warranty Up to 1.54 lakh + Extended warranty 11.42 – 20.68 Maruti XL6 (CNG) Up to 10,000 Scrappage up to 25,000, Exchange up to 20,000 Up to 35,000 11.84 – 14.99 Maruti Jimny (Alpha variant) Up to 70,000 No other offers Up to 70,000 12.76 – 14.96 Maruti Invicto (Alpha Plus) Up to 25,000 Scrappage up to 1.15 lakh, Exchange up to 1 lakh Up to 1.40 lakh 25.51 – 29.22 Discounts vary by variant, city, and state. Buyers are advised to contact their nearest Nexa dealership for precise details. All prices mentioned are ex-showroom Delhi.
Hindustan Times
15-07-2025
- Hindustan Times
Delhi: Man burned after shop owner throws petrol on him during argument
A shop owner threw petrol on a man sitting in a car outside his shop during an argument over moving the vehicle, causing the man to catch fire from a lit cigarette and suffer 20% burn injuries, police said on Monday, adding that the shop owner has been arrested for attempted murder. The victim, identified as Rahul Chauhan, a resident of Vasant Gaon in south Delhi who works as a sanitation worker in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), is undergoing treatment at the AIIMS Trauma Centre. (Representational image) The victim, identified as Rahul Chauhan, a resident of Vasant Gaon in south Delhi who works as a sanitation worker in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), is undergoing treatment at the AIIMS Trauma Centre. The accused, Gaya Prasad alias Kalu, runs a two-wheeler repair shop in RK Puram Sector 8. 'The incident took place at 9.30pm on Sunday when Chauhan halted his Maruti Baleno car outside Kalu's repair shop and sat in the car smoking cigarettes with a relative and two friends. Kalu allegedly asked Chauhan to move the car, which he refused to do so. Agitated, Kalu reportedly poured petrol on Chauhan, and a fire broke out due to the cigarette being smoked by the four people in the car, resulting in burn injuries to Chauhan's face and chest. The car was also damaged in the fire,' said deputy Commissioner of Police (southwest) Amit Goel. Locals called the police after which a team from the RK Puram police station arrived on the scene and rushed Chauhan to the AIIMS Trauma Centre in a police van, accompanied by his friends and the relative. 'Chauhan's relative Siddhant Raj, who was with him in the car at the time, told us what happened,' DCP Goel added. Police apprehended Kalu and booked him for attempted murder. The first information report (FIR) was registered at the RK Puram police station, police said. Kalu is currently being questioned by police, they added.
India Gazette
14-07-2025
- India Gazette
Man set on fire by a bike mechanic over parking issue in Delhi's RK Puram
New Delhi [India], July 14 (ANI): A man was allegedly set on fire by a bike mechanic over a minor parking issue on Sunday night in Delhi's RK Puram area. To set the fire, the accused poured petrol on the man who was sitting in his car when the whole incident took place. The injured man, identified as Rahul Chauhan, was shifted to the Trauma Centre by the PCR van, said Delhi police. According to Delhi Police, 'On 13 July, at about 09:30 PM, a PCR call was received at PS RK Puram regarding a man being set on fire by a bike mechanic after pouring petrol in Sector-8 Market, RK Puram. On receipt of the above PCR call, police reached the spot & the injured Rahul Chauhan was shifted to the Trauma Centre by the PCR van'. Sharing information on the whole incident police said, 'At the spot, cousin of injured Siddhant Raj stated that he along with injured Rahul age 40 years Resident of Vasant Gaon, Delhi (Safai Karamchari in MCD) & two others were sitting inside a Maruti Baleno car, parked adjacent to the shop of Gaya Prasad alias Kalu (a two-wheeler mechanic) in the market. Gaya Prasad alias Kalu allegedly asked them to remove the car, which they refused. Agitated, he reportedly poured petrol on Rahul, resulting in burn injuries to Rahul's face and chest (from the cigarette being smoked by them), as well as damage to the car due to fire'. Police further said that the statement of the injured, Rahul, who has sustained 20% burns, has been recorded, and legal action against the accused named Gaya Prasad alias Kalu (a two-wheeler mechanic), who runs a shop in the market, is being taken. 'As per MLC, injured Rahul Chauhan has sustained 20% burn injuries. His statement was recorded & legal action under Section 109 (1) of BNS (earlier Section 307 IPC) is being taken against the accused Gaya Prasad alias Kalu age -42 years Resident of Palam Village, Delhi (Two-wheeler mechanic).', said Delhi Police. (ANI)
New Indian Express
13-06-2025
- Automotive
- New Indian Express
Make way for the new Tata Altroz
One of the biggest reasons people prefer hatchbacks is the space they offer within a compact, stylish body. Just under four metres in length, they are easy to drive and convenient to park in tight spaces, making them a practical choice for many. At the same time, they provide ample cabin room for passengers and decent boot space. Hatchbacks remain a crucial part of India's mobility landscape, and the Tata Altroz has been a strong contender in the premium hatchback segment since 2020. The Maruti Baleno and Hyundai i20 are other notable players in this category. Now, to pull ahead, Tata Motors has rolled out a major facelift for the Altroz, complete with tech updates to appeal to modern buyers. At an introductory price of D 6.89 lakh, there are two automatic transmission options to choose from — DCA and AMT. The multi-powertrain lineup includes petrol, diesel, and iCNG variants. I had the opportunity to take part in the national media drive of the updated Tata Altroz diesel and iCNG models in Bengaluru. Here are my thoughts on the car.
Time of India
12-06-2025
- Automotive
- Time of India
Maruti Baleno crash-tested under BNCAP: Here's how this Altroz rival fared
Maruti Baleno crash-tested under BNCAP. Maruti Suzuki's popular premium hatchback, Baleno, has received a four-star safety rating for adult occupant protection and three stars for child occupant protection in the latest Bharat NCAP crash tests. The ratings apply across all variants of the Baleno, though there are slight differences in scores based on the number of airbags offered. Maruti Suzuki Baleno BNCAP safety ratings explained Two versions of the Baleno were tested: one with six airbags and another with two. The variant equipped with six airbags scored 26.52 out of 32 points for adult occupant safety, while the two-airbag version received 24.04 points. Interestingly, both versions scored an identical 34.81 out of 49 in child occupant protection. New Maruti Suzuki Dzire Review: Best Dzire Ever! | TOI Auto In frontal crash tests, both versions managed 11.54 out of 16 points. However, the side impact results showed a slight variation: the two-airbag managed 12.50/16. The other one scored 14.99 out of 16 in the same side impact test. In the child safety tests, the Baleno scored 16.81 out of 24 for how well it protected child dummies during crashes. The overall safety score for child occupants was 34.81 out of 49. In the test for an 18-month-old child using a rear-facing seat, the car scored 7.17 in the front crash and 4 in the side crash. For a 3-year-old using a forward-facing seat, the scores were 1.63 in the front crash and 4 in the side crash. This marks the Baleno as the second Maruti model to be tested under Bharat NCAP, alongside the Dzire, which scored a five-star rating. Standard safety features in the Baleno include two airbags, ABS with EBD, ESC, and ISOFIX mounts. Higher trims like the Zeta and Alpha come equipped with six airbags, which contributed to their stronger showing in adult occupant protection. Stay tuned to TOI Auto for latest updates on the automotive sector and do follow us on our social media handles on Facebook, Instagram and X. Discover everything about the automotive world at Times of India .
