Maruti's Brezza facelift lands July 2026 with a 100 PS 1.0L turbo option, underbody CNG tank freeing boot space, 10.1-inch screen, digital dials, and possible ADAS from ~₹8.5 lakh.
Key facts
- Launch: July 2026
- Turbo: 1.0L, 100 PS, 147.6 Nm, six-speed manual
- 1.5L NA: continues with five-speed manual, six-speed auto
- CNG: underbody tank, full boot space retained
- Tech: 10.1-inch touchscreen, digital cluster, ADAS possible
- Price: ₹8.5–15 lakh est. (current ₹8.26–13.01 lakh)
Maruti's pushing the Brezza beyond a styling refresh. The July facelift brings a 1.0-litre Boosterjet turbo petrol—100 PS, 147.6 Nm, six-speed manual—borrowed from the Fronx, alongside the familiar 1.5L NA unit. CNG buyers finally get an underbody tank that reclaims boot space, matching the Dzire's smart packaging. Inside: 10.1-inch touchscreen, digital dials, and whispers of Level 2 ADAS—a segment first if it lands. Dealer stocks of the outgoing model are dry; the new one's imminent.
Turbo petrol joins, GST advantage in play
The 1.0L three-cylinder Boosterjet—100 PS, 147.6 Nm—slots in alongside the 103 bhp 1.5L four-pot. Six-speed manual confirmed; unclear if the automatic pairs with turbo at launch or stays 1.5L-only. The sub-1.2-litre turbo qualifies for lower GST under small-car norms (Brezza's sub-four-metre), letting Maruti price turbo trims sharper than rivals with 1.2L+ turbos. Fronx already runs this engine; now it's the Brezza's turn to punch harder.
Underbody CNG, cabin upgrades, ADAS rumours
CNG tank moves under the floor—full boot space retained, same trick as the Dzire. Digital cluster replaces analogue dials, 10.1-inch touchscreen adds wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The big maybe: Level 2 ADAS (adaptive cruise, lane-keep, AEB). If it arrives, the Brezza becomes the first sub-₹15 lakh compact SUV with driver assistance—direct shot at the Nexon's feature crown. Exterior tweaks stay subtle: new grille, revised bumpers, fresh alloys. Silhouette unchanged.
Wait for July or buy now?
Wait. Outgoing stock's vanished, discounts won't be fat, and the facelift's upgrades—turbo, underbody CNG, ADAS chance—are real, not cosmetic. Price likely ₹8.5–15 lakh (current ₹8.26–13.01 lakh). That keeps it tight with Venue (₹7.94–13.53 lakh), Sonet (₹7.99–15.77 lakh), Nexon (₹8.14–15.80 lakh). Confirm turbo-auto availability if you need one; else, the 1.5L auto remains your torque-converter pick. July's close—skip the old car.
