Maruti’s Special Editions SUV Showcased At Auto Expo 2025
At the Auto Expo 2025, Maruti Suzuki, the biggest automobile manufacturer in India, showcased seven vehicles in special editions. The already-available vehicles will see the majority of the modifications. From hatchbacks to SUVs, these four-wheelers have been on exhibit since Sunday. To learn more about them in detail, continue reading. The outside of the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara is painted military green with a matte finish. The doors also have the words “4X4” and “AllGrip” blacked out, with an orange stripe running slightly over the side steps. A roof rack is also an option, and the graphics even cover the hood.
A slanting black-and-red strip is adhered to the bumper of the Maruti Suzuki Fronx, and a red line crosses the nose. Regarding the side profile, a “TURBO” badge is affixed to the front door, and graphics of slanting lines cover over half of the vehicle. The SUV has a shiny silver finish, while the back profile has a darker appearance. Here, Chrome components have been removed.
The Maruti Suzuki Jimny’s exterior is a desert matte colour that stretches to the body and even the alloy wheels, thanks to the Conqueror edition. A winch is visible at the front in addition to the “SUZUKI” emblem, which is mounted atop a new mesh grille. Off-roading-focused tires receive a “All Terrain” label with almost spherical white lines, and black graphics run from the SUV’s back to the front doors. ‘4X4’ logos, glass-mounted accessories on the roof and rear quarters, and a shovel on the spare tire behind are further highlights.
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The Maruti Suzuki Brezza’s doors get fresh artwork and the white inscription “BREZZA,” but the front may remain same. Additionally, the little SUV has been painted in a new orange and black dual-tone, with blacked-out accents throughout. There are no chrome accents on it either. The Maruti Suzuki Swift has a blacked-out top and a red body with racing-inspired graphics on the doors and hood. It also has low-profile tires with white decals around the edges and a new alloy wheel design. There is also an enlarged spoiler at the back.
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A customised version of the Maruti Suzuki Dzire with chrome accents on the front grille, nose, door panels, and rear bumpers was also on display. The smallest outward changes are made to the compact sedan, in contrast to the others. The only vehicle on the list to get interior improvements is the Maruti Suzuki Invicto. The interior of the three-row MPV is beige, and the upholstery has a unique hexagonal design. The exterior seems the same except from these modifications.
