Maruti Grand Vitara Hybrid Variants Get These Free Accessories For The Premium Over The Toyota Hyryder Hybrid

These are part of an introductory offer from Maruti to justify the premium the Grand Vitara strong-hybrid commands over the equivalent variant of Hyryder

The Maruti Grand Vitara has the same powertrains and feature sets as the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder. However, the strong-hybrid variants of the Grand Vitara are pricier than those of the Hydyer. 

As an introductory offer, Maruti is adding a host of accessories to those variants for free to try and justify the premium. Here’s what you get:

• Front bumper extender (black + black chrome)

• Rear skid plate (black + black chrome)

• Side skirt (black + black chrome)

• Headlamp garnish (black chrome)

• Body side moulding (black chrome)

• Door sill guard

• All weather 3D Mat

• PVC 3D boot mat

• Trunk sill loading protection

• Interior styling kit (choice of four different stylings for accents on the dashboard and around the gear selector)

• NEXA cushion set

• High performance vacuum cleaner

While we were unable to identify the like-for-like accessories stated above on Maruti’s accessories portal, we estimate the total value for them to be around Rs 38,000. The most expensive item here is the interior styling kit.

Additionally, Maruti is also offering an extended warranty coverage of up to five years/one lakh kilometres for the Grand Vitara strong-hybrid at no added cost for early adopters. 

Maruti estimates the total value of its added benefits to be north of Rs 67,000 which is more than the Rs 50,000 premium it asks for the Grand Vitara strong-hybrid over corresponding hybrid variants of the Toyota Hyryder. 

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The reason for the price discrepancy is likely due to the fact that this hybrid powertrain is developed by Toyota and Maruti has to pay royalties for it. Similarly, the Hyrdyer with the Maruti Suzuki mild-hybrid power unit is pricier than the corresponding variants of the Grand Vitara.

The Grand Vitara offers the self-charging hybrid powertrain in the top two variants: Zeta and Alpha, priced at Rs 17.99 lakh and Rs 19.49 lakh respectively (all prices are ex-showroom). 

The main attraction of this hybrid setup is the increased fuel efficiency and the claimed figure of 27.97kmpl is impressive indeed. While the compact SUV did not quite match that in our real world efficiency test, the results proved the vehicle to be quite frugal.

Maruti now has a premium contender in the Grand Vitara to take on the likes of the Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, Skoda Kushaq, Nissan Kicks and Volkswagen Taigun, as well as the Toyota Hyryder.

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