Maruti Suzuki India Announces Price Reduction For AGS Models

The models include the Alto K10, S-Presso, Celerio, Wagon-R, Swift, Dzire, Baleno, Fronx, and Ignis.

Maruti Suzuki

The models include the Alto K10, S-Presso, Celerio, Wagon-R, Swift, Dzire, Baleno, Fronx, and Ignis.

Maruti Suzuki India has announced a price reduction for its Auto Gear Shift (AGS) lineup, effective immediately. In a filing with stock exchanges, the company confirmed that prices for several AGS variants across its popular models will be reduced by ₹5,000. This price slash includes models from both the Arena and Nexa channels.

AGS Models

New Prices (ex-showroom, India)

Alto K10

₹5.56- ₹5.85 lakh

S-Presso

₹5.71- ₹6 lakh

Celerio

₹6.33- ₹7.09 lakh

Wagon R

₹6.49- ₹7.25 lakh

Swift

₹7.79- ₹9.49 lakh

Dzire

₹7.99- 9.38 lakh

Baleno

₹8- ₹9.88 lakh

Fronx

₹9.27- ₹9.43 lakh

Ignis

₹6.88- ₹8.11 lakh

The models benefiting from this price cut include the Alto K10, S-Presso, Celerio, Wagon-R, Swift, Dzire, Baleno, Fronx, and Ignis. This strategic move aims to make AGS variants more affordable for customers, potentially boosting sales in a highly competitive market.

Maruti Suzuki Celerio

Maruti Suzuki did not specify the reasons behind the price reduction in its official statement. However, the company emphasized its commitment to making AGS variants more accessible to a broader customer base.

AGS technology, a hallmark of Maruti Suzuki’s engineering, is designed to enhance driving comfort by automating gear shifts. The components are integrated into the car's transmission unit, ensuring synchronised clutch control and smoother gear transitions. This not only improves driving performance but also contributes to better fuel efficiency.

Maruti Suzuki Swift

By reducing the prices, Maruti Suzuki aims to attract more customers to its AGS models, thereby increasing market penetration and reinforcing its position in the automobile sector. This price cut could be seen as a strategic response to intensifying competition in the market and shifting consumer preferences towards automated transmission systems.