Maruti Suzuki Jimny

Maruti Baleno and Maruti Suzuki Jimny see modest price hikes effective from February 2025, along with other Nexa-branded models like Ciaz and XL6. Baleno’s petrol automatic trims increase by up to Rs 9,000, while its petrol manual and CNG variants go up by around Rs 4,000. The Jimny’s price rises by just about Rs 1,500 across all its variants, keeping its rugged appeal intact despite the small adjustment.

Maruti Suzuki starts replacing key brake components on every Jimny ever sold in India after owners report a steering vibration or death wobble issue when braking at higher speeds. The company issues a service bulletin and directly contacts Jimny owners to arrange free inspection and replacement of the affected parts, including the king-pin assembly and front brake components, under warranty to restore confidence in the off-roader’s driving dynamics.

The Maruti Suzuki Jimny is offered with discounts of up to Rs 3.3 lakh in July 2025 as part of periodic sales incentives. Discounts vary by variant, making the rugged off-roader significantly more attractive to buyers during the mid-year sales window. This promotional pricing is available across select dealerships and reflects broader efforts by Maruti Suzuki to improve showroom footfall for the Jimny amid competitive compact SUV demand.

The Maruti Suzuki Jimny Thunder Edition is discontinued and removed from the lineup, with the model reverting to its original ex-showroom prices across all remaining trims. The special Thunder Edition had offered unique cosmetic touches and accessories, but Maruti Suzuki ends its run to simplify the Jimny range. Standard variants continue with regular feature sets and pricing after this update.

The Maruti Suzuki Jimny Thunder Edition is launched in India with ex-showroom prices starting at Rs 10.74 lakh. This special edition adds unique exterior graphics, dual-tone accents, blacked-out alloy wheels, and Thunder-themed badges, giving the off-roader a distinctive look compared to standard trims. Mechanical specification and core features remain the same as the regular Jimny, while the Thunder Edition aims to attract buyers seeking a sportier visual appeal.