Over 30,000 Reservations for the Maruti Victoris, with the Petrol Model Taking the Lead
Over 30,000 Reservations for the Maruti Victoris, with the Petrol Model Taking the Lead
30,000+ reservations recorded for Maruti Victoris
53% bookings for Non-CNG variants are made
11,000 bookings recorded for CNG variants
16% bookings of the ADAS variants
10-week waiting period
Only a few weeks after its September 2025 launch, Maruti Suzuki's recently introduced mid-sized SUV, the Maruti Victoris, has already surpassed 30,000 bookings in India. Sources within the company and the industry claim that the high figure indicates considerable consumer demand in all of its variants.
Even though the Victoris has a variety of engine options, such as CNG and hybrid, the petrol-only vehicles are still the most popular. Over 50% of reservations are for non-CNG cars, indicating that consumers prefer gasoline and smart hybrid models.
It's interesting to note that Victoris's under-body CNG variant, a first-in-segment feature, has claimed a sizable share. According to reports, this CNG type accounts for about 11,000 reservations, or 33–38% of the total. This indicates that despite the increased interest in petrol variants, many budget-conscious consumers are choosing the fuel-efficient CNG option.
With roughly 16% of all bookings, the ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) equipped trims are also in high demand. In the meantime, the strong-hybrid (eCVT) model is also becoming more well-liked, indicating a change in consumer preferences for more sophisticated features and powertrains.
In India, the initial ex-showroom price of the Victoris was ₹10.50 lakh, but the most expensive models cost up to around ₹19.99 lakh. It offers a combination of high-end amenities and affordability and is situated between the Grand Vitara and the brand's Brezza model.
Maruti is in a favorable position in the cut-throat mid-SUV industry because to this impressive booking success. The tech-rich feature set and variety of powertrain options (strong hybrid, CNG, and gasoline) appear to be appealing. There is already a reasonable waiting time in place; according to certain industry reports, there may be a wait of up to ten weeks in some areas.
The Victoris has gained popularity among both consumers and dealers. It provides options for various customer priorities, such as fuel affordability (CNG), technology (ADAS, hybrid), or pure petrol refinement, thanks to its wide variety mix. For Maruti, maintaining price competitiveness in a crowded SUV market, timely deliveries, and variety availability would be essential to maintaining this momentum.
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