Maruti Baleno On-Road Price 2026 — ₹7.13L to ₹10.77L, All Variants & 22 KMPL Mileage

Q: Which is the best variant of Baleno to buy?

The Delta MT at ₹7.35L offers the best value with 9-inch touchscreen, wireless CarPlay, auto AC, alloys, and push start.

Q: Baleno vs Hyundai i20 — which is better?

Baleno wins on mileage (22 vs 20 KMPL), service cost, and resale value. i20 wins on turbo option, DCT automatic, and build quality. Choose Baleno for value.

Q: Is Baleno AMT good for city driving?

The Baleno AMT works well for regular commuting. Not as smooth as CVT/DCT but saves clutch fatigue and delivers 22.94 KMPL — better than manual.

Q: Is Baleno CNG worth buying?

Yes, if you drive 40+ km daily. CNG running cost is ₹3.15/km vs ₹6.18/km on petrol. The premium recovers in about 1.5 years.

June 2026 8 min read Price Guide

Quick Summary: Maruti Baleno on-road price ranges from ₹7.13 lakh to ₹10.77 lakh depending on variant and city. Available in 8 variants — Sigma, Delta, Zeta, Alpha with MT, AMT & CNG options. Comes with 6 airbags standard, Head-Up Display in Alpha, and segment-best 22.35 KMPL mileage.

The Maruti Suzuki Baleno is India's best-selling premium hatchback — and for good reason. It combines premium features like a HUD, 360° camera, and Arkamys sound system with Maruti's reliability and low running costs. The 2026 model gets 6 airbags across all variants, making it one of the safest hatchbacks in its segment. Whether you want a manual, automatic (AMT), or CNG — the Baleno has you covered.

All Variants — Ex-Showroom & On-Road Price

Variant	Ex-Showroom	On-Road (Approx)
Sigma MT	₹5,98,900	₹7,13,000
Delta MT	₹7,35,000	₹8,72,000
Delta AMT	₹7,85,000	₹9,30,000
Zeta MT	₹8,10,000	₹9,60,000
Zeta AMT	₹8,60,000	₹10,15,000
Alpha MT	₹8,70,000	₹10,30,000
Alpha AMT	₹9,17,000	₹10,77,000
Delta CNG	₹8,50,000	₹10,05,000

* On-road prices include RTO, insurance, TCS & basic accessories. Varies by city.

Detailed Price Breakup — Delta MT (Most Popular)

Ex-Showroom Price	₹7,35,000
RTO & Registration	₹73,500
Insurance (1st Year Comprehensive)	₹32,000
TCS (1%)	₹7,350
Fastag + Accessories	₹24,150
Total On-Road Price	₹8,72,000

EMI Calculation — Baleno Delta MT

Loan Amount
₹6,98,000

Down Payment
₹1,74,000

Interest Rate
8.5%

EMI (5 years)
₹14,300/mo

EMI (3 years)
₹22,000/mo

Mileage — Petrol & CNG

Petrol MT (ARAI Certified)	22.35 KMPL
Petrol AMT (ARAI Certified)	22.94 KMPL
CNG (ARAI Certified)	30.61 Km/Kg
Real-World Petrol (City)	16-18 KMPL
Real-World Petrol (Highway)	20-22 KMPL
Real-World CNG	25-28 Km/Kg

💡 Running Cost: At ₹105/litre petrol and 17 KMPL city mileage, the Baleno costs about ₹6.18 per kilometre. CNG variant brings it down to approximately ₹3.15 per kilometre (at ₹85/Kg, 27 Km/Kg real-world).

Key Specifications

Engine
1.2L 4-Cyl DualJet Dual VVT

Power
90 PS @ 6000 RPM

Torque
113 Nm @ 4400 RPM

Transmission
5-Speed MT / AMT

Dimensions (LxWxH)
3990 × 1745 × 1500 mm

Boot Space
318 Litres

Ground Clearance
170 mm

Fuel Tank
37 Litres

Features by Variant

Sigma MT — Base (₹5.99L)

6 Airbags, ESP, Hill Hold, AC with heater, power steering, power windows (front), central locking, rear parking sensors, ABS with EBD.

Delta MT/AMT — ₹7.35-7.85L (Best Value)

+ 9-inch SmartPlay Pro+ touchscreen (wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto), auto AC, push-button start, cruise control, 16-inch alloy wheels, LED DRLs, rear wiper.

Zeta MT/AMT — ₹8.10-8.60L

+ Electric sunroof, 360° camera with 3D view, rear parking sensors, wireless phone charger, cruise control, auto-folding ORVMs, Suzuki Connect (connected car).

Alpha MT/AMT — ₹8.70-9.17L (Top)

+ Head-Up Display (HUD), Arkamys premium sound system, ambient lighting (multi-colour), leather-wrapped steering, auto-dimming IRVM, premium interior trim.

Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

• Head-Up Display (HUD) — segment first in this price
• 6 airbags + ESP standard across all variants
• Excellent mileage — 22+ KMPL petrol, 30+ Km/Kg CNG
• 360° camera with 3D view (Zeta onwards)
• Spacious cabin with premium feel
• AMT automatic option across Delta, Zeta, Alpha
• Maruti service network — lowest maintenance cost
• Strong resale value (60-65% after 3 years)
• CNG variant for budget-conscious buyers

❌ Cons

• AMT feels jerky in heavy traffic (not as smooth as CVT)
• No turbo petrol or diesel engine option
• 90 PS feels adequate but not sporty
• No ventilated seats even in top variant
• Boot space (318L) less than i20 (311L) but comparable
• Base Sigma variant is very basic — no infotainment
• No rear AC vents
• CNG variant reduces boot space significantly

Baleno vs Competition

Car	On-Road Price	Mileage
Maruti Baleno Alpha AMT	₹7.13-10.77L	22.35 KMPL
Hyundai i20	₹7.5-12L	20.35 KMPL
Tata Altroz	₹6.5-10.5L	22.56 KMPL
Toyota Glanza	₹6.8-10L	22.35 KMPL
Honda Jazz (Discontinued)	—	—
VW Polo (Discontinued)	—	—

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the on-road price of Maruti Baleno in 2026?

The Baleno on-road price starts at ₹7.13 lakh for the Sigma MT base variant and goes up to ₹10.77 lakh for the Alpha AMT (automatic) top variant. The CNG variant (Delta) costs ₹10.05 lakh on-road.

What is the mileage of Maruti Baleno?

The Baleno delivers 22.35 KMPL (MT) and 22.94 KMPL (AMT) as per ARAI certification. CNG mileage is 30.61 Km/Kg. Real-world mileage is around 16-18 KMPL in city and 20-22 KMPL on highway.

Does Baleno have 6 airbags?

Yes! The 2026 Baleno comes with 6 airbags as standard across ALL variants — from Sigma to Alpha. It also gets ESP with Hill Hold assist as standard safety equipment.

Which is the best variant of Baleno to buy?

The Delta MT (₹7.35L ex-showroom) offers the best value — you get a 9-inch touchscreen, wireless CarPlay, auto AC, alloys, and push start. If you want premium features, the Zeta adds a sunroof and 360° camera for just ₹75,000 more.

Baleno vs Hyundai i20 — which is better?

Baleno wins on mileage (22 vs 20 KMPL), service cost, resale value, and features like HUD. i20 wins on turbo petrol option, DCT automatic (smoother than AMT), build quality feel, and connected car tech. Choose Baleno for value and running costs, i20 for driving experience.

Is Baleno AMT good for city driving?

The Baleno AMT works well in moderate city traffic. It's not as smooth as a CVT or DCT during aggressive driving, but for regular commuting at normal pace, it's perfectly fine. Saves your left leg from clutch fatigue and delivers better mileage (22.94 KMPL) than manual.

What is the EMI for Maruti Baleno?

For the Delta MT (₹8.72L on-road) with 20% down payment at 8.5% interest: EMI is approximately ₹14,300/month for 5 years or ₹22,000/month for 3 years.

Is Baleno CNG worth buying?

If you drive 40+ km daily, the Baleno CNG saves significant money. At 27 Km/Kg real-world and ₹85/Kg CNG, running cost drops to ₹3.15/km vs ₹6.18/km on petrol. The ₹1.15L premium over Delta MT recovers in about 1.5 years. Note: boot space reduces with the CNG tank.

💡 Buying Tip: The Baleno Delta is the volume seller for a reason — it offers 90% of the features at 70% of the top variant price. Skip the Alpha if you don't need HUD and ambient lighting. The Zeta is worth it only if you really want the sunroof and 360° camera. Avoid dealer-forced accessories over ₹15,000.