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Maruti Suzuki Brezza Facelift Spied Again: Here's What's New Maruti Suzuki India is preparing to launch the updated Maruti Suzuki Brezza facelift in the coming months. The compact SUV has been seen undergoing road tests several times, with recent spy shots indicating that final-stage testing is underway. The vehicle, which entered its second generation in 2022, is expected to receive a facelift as it progresses through its lifecycle. Updates are likely to focus on design, features, and possibly mechanical components. While the overall silhouette of the car will remain unchanged, the upcoming version could introduce noticeable revisions to its styling and equipment. In the latest spy shots, the SUV's rear section has been captured, revealing a redesigned front bumper and a refreshed grille. Similar cosmetic tweaks are expected at the rear, though the updated Brezza is unlikely to adopt the growing trend of connected tail lamps seen in many new SUVs. Other exterior highlights could include newly styled 16-inch alloy wheels, sleek LED headlamps with DRLs, roof rails, and an integrated rear spoiler. These changes aim to modernize the vehicle's appearance while maintaining its rugged, utility-focused design. Inside the cabin, the general layout is expected to stay familiar, but Maruti Suzuki is likely to introduce small updates to freshen up the interior. These could include a redesigned center console, new upholstery, and updated trim elements. Spy images also hint at a larger touchscreen infotainment system compared to the current model. The facelifted Brezza is expected to offer features such as wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, connected car technology, wireless charging, and a premium sound system.#compact_suv #maruti_suzuki #brezza #facelift #road_tests

Maruti Shares Rise 1.6% on 10% YoY PV Sales Surge Driven by Utility Vehicle Demand Maruti Suzuki India shares surged over 1.6% during intraday trading on April 1, 2026, following the release of the automaker’s March 2026 sales data. The stock climbed to ₹12,507 by 2:57 pm, up from ₹12,306 at the previous close on March 30, as the company reported a 10% year-on-year (YoY) increase in passenger vehicle (PV) sales. The rise was attributed to strong demand for utility vehicles (UVs), which outperformed other segments in the sales breakdown. The company disclosed that it sold a total of 225,251 units in March 2026, including domestic sales of 169,428 units, exports of 47,040 units, and sales to other Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) totaling 8,783 units. This marked a significant rebound compared to the previous year, with the financial year ending 2025-26 showing an 8.4% or 188,447-unit increase in total sales to 2,422,713 units, up from 2,234,266 units in the prior financial year. The PV segment’s performance was split between different categories. The mini and compact car segment saw a 6.3% YoY rise in units sold, reaching 83,530 units in March 2026, compared to 78,561 units in March 2025. Vehicles like the Alto, S-Presso, Baleno, Celerio, Dzire, Ignis, Swift, and WagonR contributed to this growth. However, the mid-size segment, which included the discontinued Ciaz model, recorded lower demand. The UV segment, however, was the standout performer, with sales rising 16.7% YoY to 71,356 units in March 2026, compared to 61,097 units in the same period the previous year. Models such as the Brezza, Ertiga, e Vitara, Fronx, Grand Vitara, Invicto, Jimny, Victoria, and XL6 drove this growth. The van segment, comprising the Eeco model, also saw a 8.8% YoY increase in sales to 11,333 units, up from 10,409 units in March 2025.#brezza #maruti_suzuki_india #alto #swift #ertiga

Buy Maruti Suzuki; target of Rs 17,406: Motilal Oswal March 12, 2026 / 12:45 IST Motilal Oswal’s research report on Maruti Suzuki highlights that the company’s recent underperformance relative to the Auto index is primarily attributed to near-term challenges in the wholesale segment and a disappointing third-quarter performance. However, the firm argues these concerns are overstated, citing strong retail demand for Maruti Suzuki’s cars and utility vehicles (UVs). This demand is reflected in the company’s outperformance in retail sales following the GST cut. The report notes that Maruti Suzuki’s wholesale sales have been constrained by capacity limitations, but this is expected to improve starting in April 2026 with the ramp-up of new production capacity. The firm anticipates Maruti Suzuki will outperform industry growth in fiscal year 2027, supported by a robust launch pipeline. Key upcoming models include a new Brezza variant, the recently launched Victoris and e-Vitara, and at least one additional new launch in fiscal year 2027. Maruti Suzuki’s export momentum is also expected to remain strong as the company works toward its medium-term target of 750,000–800,000 vehicles by fiscal year 2031. It has already surpassed its FY2026 target in February 2026. The report further suggests that rising input costs will be mitigated through reduced discounts, improved product mix, and normalized pricing in the car segment. Overall, the firm projects Maruti Suzuki will achieve a 16% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in earnings from fiscal years 2025 to 2028. Motilal Oswal reiterates its BUY recommendation for the company, setting a target price of Rs 17,406, which is based on a valuation of 26 times the December 2027 earnings per share (EPS).#maruti_suzuki #motilal_oswal #brezza #victoris #e_vitara