Maruti Suzuki is offering attractive discounts and benefits on the Brezza model lineup in July, 2026. Customers can avail of benefits woth up to Rs 55,000 including cash discounts, exchange/scrappage bonuses and corporate offers. It’s important to note that these offers are available on the current model ahead of the launch of its midlife facelift. The new 2026 Maurti Brezza facelift is all set to make its debut on July 23.

New Maruti Brezza 2026 Facelift – What to Expect?

Turbo-Petrol Engine From Fronx

The biggest update could be made under the hood. The new 2026 Maruti Brezza is expected to be offered with the 1.0L, three-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine, borrowed from the Fronx compact crossover. This Boosterjet direct-injection K10C engine delivers power worth 98.6bhp and 147.6Nm of torque in the Fronx. The updated Brezza turbo-petrol could be available with a new 6-speed manual transmission.

With the introduction of the 1.0L petrol turbo petrol engine, the new Brezza will qualify for the 18 percent GST tax slab as it remains a sub-4 metre SUV powered by a petrol engine under 1,200cc. Currently, it’s the only vehicle in its category that does not offer a turbocharged petrol engine.

NA Petrol & CNG

Maruti Suzuki might also carry forward the existing 1.5L naturally aspirated petrol engine along with the 5-speed manual and 6-speed automatic transmission options. The new Maruti Brezza CNG version could feature an underbody-mounted CNG tank, freeing up usable boot space.

ADAS On the Cards

Another major highlight could be the introduction of a Level 2 ADAS (advanced driver assistance system) suite. The new Maruti Brezza 2026 facelift might also be equipped with features such as powered driver’s seat, ventilated front seats, new seat upholstery and trims, ambient lighting and more.

Improved Styling

On the exterior, the new Brezza is likely to feature a slightly revised grille, redesigned front and rear bumpers, new lighting elements, newly-designed 4-spoke alloy wheels and the Victrois-inspired LED taillamps connected through a segmented bar.