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Want to buy a Maruti Suzuki car? Expect waiting period of up to 9 months

The final waiting period, however, will depend on the model, your city, and the dealer from whom the car is being bought.

Published on: Dec 17, 2022, 09:51:51 IST
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If you are planning to buy a Maruti Suzuki car, here's what you need to know. According to HT's sister publication Live Hindustan, there is a waiting period of up to 9 months on select models. However, the final waiting period will depend on the model, your city, and the dealer from whom the car is being bought.

Maruti Suzuki plant in Manesar, Haryana (PTI/Representational Image)
Maruti Suzuki plant in Manesar, Haryana (PTI/Representational Image)

The longest waiting period (9 months) is for the 7-seater Ertiga; for example, customers who make bookings in January, will receive their delivery in September-October.

Here are the details:

Model(s)Waiting period
Ertiga9 months
Brezza, Grand Vitara, XL6, Baleno3 months
Swift2.5 months
Ciaz1.5 months
WagonR, S-Presso, Celerio, Dzire1 month
Alto, Ignis<1 month

It is to be noted that all these models are sold through the company's Arena dealership (launched in August 2017). Of the domestic manufacturer's two sales channels, one is Arena, and the other is Nexa (launched in July 2015).

Maruti Suzuki hikes prices

Meanwhile, Maruti Suzuki has also announced that starting January, its cars will become costlier. The hike will vary depending on the model and specifications. Alto, Alto K10, Ignis, WagonR, Celerio, S-Presso, Swift, Eeco, Dzire, Brezza, Ciaz, Ertiga, XL6, and Grand Vitara are among its best performers.

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