Meta description: Maruti Suzuki posted 1.61 lakh domestic sales in February 2026, with the Dzire leading the pack. This post breaks down design, performance, pricing, and rivals for the Dzire, Brezza, Ertiga, Swift, and Baleno, plus a quick FAQ for buyers.
Feb 2026 Maruti Suzuki Sales: Dzire, Brezza, Ertiga, Swift & Baleno Numbers & Insights
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Image: Feb 2026 Maruti Suzuki Sales: Dzire, Brezza, Ertiga, Swift & Baleno Numbers & Insights – Performance Comparison and Specifications
What happened in February 2026?
Maruti Suzuki sold 1,61,000 cars in February 2026, a tiny rise from 1,60,791 units a year earlier. The growth was almost flat, but the numbers still show the brand’s strong foothold in the Indian market. The compact sedan Dzire topped the list, outpacing Brezza, Ertiga, Swift and Baleno.
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Design & Looks
All five models kept their familiar silhouettes while adding subtle tweaks. The Dzire got a sharper front grille and new alloy wheels, giving it a more premium feel. Brezza’s rugged bumpers and roof rails appeal to adventure‑seeking families. Ertiga’s seven‑seat layout now features a sleek rear‑view camera and updated LED tail lamps. Swift continues to sport its sporty coupe‑like roofline, and Baleno’s clean, urban design received a fresh dual‑tone paint option.
Performance & Mileage
Maruti’s K‑series engines still dominate the segment. The 1.2‑litre K12N petrol in the Dzire delivers 89 hp and a city mileage of about 21 km/l. Brezza’s 1.0‑litre Boosterjet turbo offers 100 hp and 18 km/l combined. Ertiga’s 1.5‑litre K15B gives 103 hp with 20 km/l. Swift’s 1.2‑litre K12N outputs 84 hp and 20 km/l, while Baleno’s 1.2‑litre K12N (dual‑variant) provides 83 hp and 21 km/l. All models meet BS6 emission norms.
Price & Rivals
Pricing stayed competitive. The Dzire starts at ₹6.99 Lakh, challenging the Honda Amaze and Tata Tigor. Brezza’s base price of ₹9.25 Lakh pits it against the Kia Sonet and Hyundai Venue. Ertiga begins at ₹9.79 Lakh, rivaling the Toyota Glanza and Renault Triber. Swift starts from ₹7.69 Lakh, competing with the Honda Jazz. Baleno’s entry price of ₹7.49 Lakh puts it against the Hyundai i20 and Tata Altroz.
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| Model | Engine | Mileage (km/l) | Price (₹ Lakh) | Top Features |
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| Dzire | 1.2 L K12N | 21 (city) | 6.99‑8.39 |
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| Brezza | 1.0 L Boosterjet | 18 (combined) | 9.25‑11.15 |
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| Ertiga | 1.5 L K15B | 20 (combined) | 9.79‑12.39 |
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| Swift | 1.2 L K12N | 20 (combined) | 7.69‑9.29 |
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| Baleno | 1.2 L K12N | 21 (city) | 7.49‑9.79 |
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FAQ
- What is the mileage of the Maruti Brezza? The 1.0‑litre Turbo Brezza offers around 18 km/l combined, according to official figures.
- Is the Dzire worth buying in 2026? With its fresh design, good fuel economy (21 km/l city) and a price under ₹9 Lakh, the Dzire remains a strong value proposition against its rivals.
- Which Maruti model has the best price‑to‑features ratio? The Baleno balances price, premium interior, and optional Smart Hybrid technology, making it a top pick for budget‑conscious buyers.
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Source: Read Official News
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