The Maruti S-Presso has carved a niche for itself in the Indian hatchback market with its unique SUV-inspired design, compact dimensions, and high seating position. Positioned as a “mini SUV” by Maruti Suzuki, the S-Presso appeals to urban buyers who want the practicality of a small hatchback but with a bold stance and commanding road presence.
With the government’s recent revision of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) structure for small cars, the S-Presso has become even more attractive in terms of affordability. The tax rate has been reduced from 28% plus cess to a flat 18% with no cess, leading to a direct reduction in ex-showroom prices across all variants.
In this article, we take a closer look at the old vs new prices of the Maruti S-Presso, variant by variant, and explore why this price cut has taken place.