Maruti Suzuki has made waves in the Indian market with the introduction of its latest offering, the Invicto MPV, priced at Rs 24.79 lakhs. This remarkable vehicle marks Maruti Suzuki's foray into the luxury segment and has been eagerly awaited by car enthusiasts across the country. The Invicto MPV is a result of the collaboration between Maruti Suzuki and Toyota, drawing inspiration from the successful Toyota Hycross launched just last year. However, the Invicto stands apart by offering an array of premium features, which come at a slightly higher price.

The Invicto is available in three variants and two seating configurations to cater to diverse customer preferences. The Zeta+ variant, which can comfortably accommodate seven passengers, serves as the base model and is priced at Rs 24.79 lakh. For those seeking a more spacious experience, the 8-seater version of the Zeta+ is available at Rs 24.84 lakh. The pinnacle of luxury is the Alpha+ variant, a 7-seater marvel, commanding a staggering price of Rs 28.42 lakh.

Underneath the hood, the new Maruti Suzuki Invicto boasts an Intelligent Electric Hybrid system powered by a robust 2.0L engine and an e-CVT transmission. The vehicle combines the prowess of a self-charging Strong with a Hybrid Dual Powertrain System, seamlessly integrating an electric motor and a petrol engine. This cutting-edge hybrid system ensures an impressive fuel efficiency of 23.24km/l, promising a delightful and eco-conscious driving experience.

When it comes to safety, the Maruti Suzuki Invicto is uncompromising. It comes equipped with the NEXA Safety Shield, a comprehensive suite of advanced safety features. The key safety highlights include 6 airbags (Front, Side, and Curtain) that come as standard, providing unparalleled protection to all occupants. Suzuki Connect with Advanced Features and e-Call Functionality further enhances the safety quotient, allowing drivers to stay connected and ensuring prompt assistance in case of emergencies. Other safety features include front and rear disc brakes, an electronic parking brake with auto hold, ABS with EBD, vehicle stability control with hill hold assist, 3-point ELR seatbelts, and ISOFIX child seat anchorages.

Expressing his excitement about the Invicto, Hisashi Takeuchi, Managing Director & CEO of Maruti Suzuki India Limited, stated, "The launch of the INVICTO marks our entry into the premium three-row UV segment and adds a new dimension to NEXA's portfolio. This remarkable vehicle embodies Maruti Suzuki's commitment to offering premium design, intelligent packaging, and an abundance of safety features and innovation. With its SUV-like character, the Invicto is set to redefine the luxury MPV experience and reinforce Maruti Suzuki as a brand that consistently exceeds customer expectations."

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