The Invicto is a Toyota Innova Hycross wearing a Suzuki badge. It is a massive, premium, strong-hybrid MPV that completely redefines Maruti's luxury ceiling. If you want Innova-level space, bulletproof hybrid reliability, and supreme comfort without waiting a year for Toyota's delivery, buy this immediately.
Maruti Invicto price starts at ₹ 24.97 Lakh and goes upto ₹ 28.61 Lakh (Avg. Ex-Showroom, Delhi). It is offered in 3 variants. The base model is Maruti Invicto Zeta+ 2.0l Strong Hybrid 7 Seater At (cvt) and the top model is Maruti Invicto Alpha+ 2l Ie Strong Hybrid 7 Seater At(cvt).
There is no 'base' model here. The Zeta+ 2.0L Strong Hybrid 7 Seater AT (CVT) gives you the core hybrid experience and captain seats. Get the 8-seater if you genuinely need maximum passenger count. Only stretch for the Alpha+ 2L IE Strong Hybrid 7 Seater AT(CVT) if you demand the panoramic sunroof, 360-degree camera, and premium leatherette interior.
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Owners are blown away by the fuel efficiency; getting 19 kmpl in heavy city traffic in a 7-seater feels like magic. The comfort for long road trips is unmatched in the segment. However, many owners express slight disappointment that paying 30+ lakhs for a Maruti still misses out on the flagship ADAS safety tech that the Toyota sibling gets.
Being a premium hybrid, expect annual bills around Rs 10,000 to 14,000.
Only if you strictly want the Toyota badge for prestige or specifically need the ADAS features that Maruti omitted.
Extremely strong. Expect 65-70% retention in the first 3 years — the Hycross waiting list keeps used prices elevated.
While shorter than the Toyota, you still might wait 2 to 4 months for specific top-end variants.
Yes, it is one of the few MPVs where adults can sit in the third row for long journeys without complaining.
The Invicto often has significantly shorter waiting periods and slightly cheaper pricing for similar variants.
Being a premium hybrid, expect hefty first-year insurance premiums ranging from Rs 52,000 to 57,000.
No, it is strictly a Strong Hybrid with an e-CVT automatic transmission.
Yes, it is mechanically identical, built on the same line, but features minor styling tweaks and lacks ADAS.
