Maruti Suzuki Victoris First Look Review - The New Arena Flagship

Maruti Suzuki has launched its all-new Victoris, a premium mid-size SUV loaded with segment-first features and smart tech - including an innovative under-body CNG storage system. Positioned as the most expensive model in Marutis Arena lineup, the Victoris will be sold exclusively through Arena showrooms. We at 91Wheels attended its launch event and took a close look at its design, features, and overall appeal. Here's our first look review of this exciting new SUV. Meanwhile, dont forget to join the 91Wheels WhatsApp Channel to stay updated on all the latest automotive news!

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Maruti Suzuki Victoris

The all-new Maruti Suzuki Victoris is essentially a familiar dish served with fresh garnishing. At its core, it shares much with the Grand Vitara - but tailored for the Arena audience. From the front, it feels like a bolder version of the Maruti Brezza; from the sides, its silhouette speaks of the Grand Vitara. Move to the rear, however, and you're greeted with an all-new design that gives the SUV a distinct and refreshing character.

Front Area

This section genuinely looks handsome and is full of several attractive elements, such as a connecting LED light bar, fog lamps, large visible air ducts, and a silver skid plate. Plus, the radar and sensors are visible too. The headlight design is quite ecstatic, as the way LED DRLs come to life is modern and appealing. Also, another modern trait is that this car doesn't feature any traditional grille, but a clean body-colour painted area, which can also be a reason that it looks so big, because symmetry is maintained throughout, and there aren't several breakers in the front end.

Side Profile

From this angle, you'll notice plenty of Brezza and Grand Vitara influences. The chunky, square-shaped wheel arches enhance its SUV stance, while the subtle, curvaceous roofline adds a touch of premium flair. The large C-pillar, paired with generous window space, ensures the cabin feels airy and spacious. This view also highlights the SUV's impressive length. Silver roof rails add a dash of style - though they're not functional - and the aero-cut alloy wheels complete the look with a striking, modern touch.

Rear Profile

This section is set to be the most talked-about aspect of the Victoris, thanks to its radical tail-light design that stretches across the entire boot lid, giving the SUV an unmistakably premium appeal. From every angle, it stands out as an eye-catching piece, adding to the sense of width. This view also lets you appreciate the crisp lines and well-sculpted boot lid. The rear bumper features a sleek brake light, integrated parking sensors, and a silver skid plate, adding both style and practicality.

Interior

The Maruti Suzuki Victoris introduces an all-new interior layout - a refreshing change, as most Maruti models now share similar designs inside and out. This cabin, however, feels rich and premium. Highlights include a redesigned three-spoke steering wheel, a virtual cockpit, new AC vents, and a layered, three-tier dashboard. The AC controls are brand-new, finished in chrome, and paired with a dedicated rotary switch for volume control. Overall, the white-and-black interior theme creates a fresh, inviting atmosphere and makes the space feel truly distinctive.

Adding to its premium feel, the Victoris packs a host of segment-first features. You get 64-colour ambient lighting, a sharp 10.24-inch MID, and a 10.1-inch infotainment screen that takes centre stage on the dashboard. Theres also a panoramic sunroof, ventilated front seats, a wireless charger, and a 360-degree camera system offering 11 different viewing angles. These are the top feature hightlights of Maruti Suzuki Victoris.

Verdict

The prices for this brand-new SUV are out - starting at Rs 10.49 lakh and going up to Rs 20 lakh (ex-showroom). It's offered with the same set of engines and transmissions as the Grand Vitara, yet Maruti has positioned it rather intriguingly at a similar price point. With its longer feature list and competitive pricing, managing the overlap between the two models could prove to be a challenge for Maruti. For more details on it first look review, head towards 91Wheels Youtube channel.