New Delhi: The 2026 Maruti Suzuki Brezza facelift retains its familiar four-variant line-up — LXi, VXi, ZXi and ZXi+ — while introducing updated styling, additional features and new powertrain options. Buyers can now choose between multiple petrol, turbo-petrol and CNG configurations, making it important to understand what each variant offers before making a purchase.

The facelifted Brezza starts at Rs 7.40 lakh (ex-showroom, introductory) and continues to target buyers looking for a compact SUV with a mix of practicality, fuel efficiency and modern features.

LXi: The budget-friendly option

The LXi is the entry-level variant and is aimed at buyers looking for an affordable compact SUV without unnecessary extras.

It includes the essential safety equipment and basic convenience features needed for daily commuting. Buyers who prioritise affordability over premium equipment may find this variant sufficient, especially first-time SUV owners or those upgrading from a hatchback.

VXi: Best value for most buyers

The VXi builds upon the base trim by adding several comfort and convenience features that make everyday driving more enjoyable.

It strikes a good balance between price and equipment, making it an ideal choice for families. The VXi also offers greater flexibility in engine and transmission choices, including petrol and CNG options in selected configurations.

ZXi: Premium without the top-end price

The ZXi is designed for buyers seeking a more feature-rich experience.

This variant adds premium touches, upgraded infotainment, enhanced comfort features and additional convenience equipment. It also offers access to Maruti Suzuki’s Smart Hybrid petrol powertrain with manual and automatic gearbox options.

ZXi+: Fully loaded flagship

The ZXi+ sits at the top of the Brezza range and comes with the most comprehensive list of features.

It is expected to include premium equipment such as a larger infotainment system, ventilated front seats, ambient lighting, connected-car technology and advanced safety features, making it the most luxurious version of the compact SUV.

Engine options

The facelift introduces a 1.0-litre BoosterJet turbo-petrol engine paired with a six-speed manual transmission, alongside the existing 1.5-litre Smart Hybrid petrol engine with manual and automatic options. A factory-fitted CNG version also remains available for buyers prioritising lower running costs.

Maruti Suzuki claims fuel efficiency of up to 21.09 kmpl for the petrol version, while the CNG variant delivers a claimed 26.90 km/kg.

Which variant should you choose?

  • LXi: Best for budget-conscious buyers.
  • VXi: Best overall value for families.
  • ZXi: Ideal for buyers wanting more premium features.
  • ZXi+: Best for those seeking every available feature and technology.

For most buyers, the VXi offers the strongest balance between affordability and equipment, while the ZXi is a good upgrade for those willing to spend more for additional comfort and technology.

Conclusion

The 2026 Maruti Suzuki Brezza facelift offers a well-spaced variant line-up that caters to a wide range of buyers. Whether you prioritise affordability, fuel efficiency or premium features, there is a variant suited to different budgets and requirements. Buyers should compare the exact feature list and powertrain availability at their nearest dealership before making a final decision.