Maruti Suzuki Victoris review: what owners and experts say

ADAS driver assistance

Strongly positivebased on 9 reviews

“I really like the ADAS features. They worked superbly well. The autonomous emergency [braking] isn't intrusive. The lane keep keeps you centered in the lane very easily. There's no sudden tug at the steering wheel”

Seat comfort

Generally positivebased on 5 reviews

“These seats are really nice, large, and supportive. And even after that long 8-9 hour drive, I got out of the car completely normal, no backache, nothing to speak of”

Dashboard layout

Generally positivebased on 6 reviews

“It's a new design. It's got loads of piano black buttons all over it. And I will never complain about too many buttons again... Even here they've got physical buttons to control the ADAS. You don't have to go into loads of menus”

Rear seat space

Strongly negativebased on 6 reviews

“When I've had passengers sitting in, they weren't really comfortable three abreast. Maybe two were comfortable, but three, it was a bit of a squeeze. It is a bit of a narrow cabin, but you can sit two absolutely comfortably”

Cabin refinement

Generally negativebased on 6 reviews

“Once that engine does come to life, it does sound quite coarse. That's a little bit annoying. So, weirdly, refinement is much better at low speeds, but the moment the engine comes on, it's a whole lot louder than the standard 1.5 petrol”

Fit & finish

Generally negativebased on 8 reviews

“The gear knob feels a bit cheap, doesn't feel premium -- Hyundai is still a bit ahead of Maruti in this regard, that premium-feel difference isn't there yet even having spent 23 lakh”

Audio system

Generally negativebased on 5 reviews

“It has Infinity-branded speakers -- compared to the Bose speakers in Hyundai cars, the loudness is less, even though the Infinity name sounds impressive”

Engine refinement

Mixed reviewsbased on 7 reviews

“One of the weakest points in this particular model is the engine, this 1.5 naturally aspirated engine. I just think it is really underpowered, and given that the chassis of this car is so well sorted, it really deserves a punchier engine”

How much does the Maruti Suzuki Victoris cost in India?

The Maruti Suzuki Victoris costs ₹10.49 lakh to ₹19.98 lakh ex-showroom across 36 variants. On-road price depends on your city, so ask a dealer or use our dealer quote check to see what a quote should look like.

Which engine and gearbox options does the Maruti Suzuki Victoris have?

The Maruti Suzuki Victoris is sold with petrol and CNG powertrains and manual and automatic gearboxes. The table above lists every engine and gearbox combination.

What do owners like most about the Maruti Suzuki Victoris?

Owners and experts are most positive about the Maruti Suzuki Victoris's ADAS driver assistance, seat comfort and dashboard layout.

What are the common complaints about the Maruti Suzuki Victoris?

The most common criticism is about the Maruti Suzuki Victoris's rear seat space, cabin refinement and fit & finish. Check the full list above to see how strongly reviewers agree.

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