Buyers looking to purchase a 2025 Maruti Suzuki Baleno in July can avail attractive savings across all variants on offer. The lineup includes MT, AGS, and CNG variants, with ex-showroom prices ranging from ₹6.70 lakh to ₹9.92 lakh. For the MT variants (Sigma, Delta, Zeta, Alpha), Maruti is offering a consumer discount of ₹25,000, an exchange bonus of ₹15,000, a scrappage bonus of ₹30,000, along with ISL and aCRM benefits of ₹2,100 each, amounting to a maximum available benefit of up to ₹57,100.

The AGS (automatic) variants, which include Delta, Zeta, and Alpha trims, come with an even higher consumer discount of ₹30,000 along with the same exchange, scrappage, ISL, and aCRM offers, taking the total maximum benefit up to ₹62,100 for buyers opting for automatic convenience this month. Meanwhile, the Baleno CNG variants (Delta and Zeta) are available with a consumer discount of ₹10,000, an exchange bonus of ₹25,000, and a scrappage bonus of ₹30,000, adding up to total benefits worth ₹40,000 for those prioritising fuel cost savings.

These offers apply to every variant in the Baleno lineup, ensuring buyers at each budget level receive meaningful savings. While no additional festival or finance-linked schemes have been announced for July yet, these standard discounts make the Baleno an even more attractive premium hatchback option for urban and highway use.Keep in mind you can choose any one between scrappage or exchange bonus. Our max benefit accounts for both so the sake of simplicity

The most affordable Baleno variant on sale right now is the Sigma MT, priced at ₹6.70 lakh ex-showroom and around ₹7.50 lakh on-road in Delhi NCR. This entry-level variant gets essential features such as halogen projector headlamps, dual airbags, ABS with EBD, reverse parking sensors, front power windows, and manual air-conditioning – a practical choice for buyers focused purely on affordability with hatchback spaciousness.

Moving up, the Delta MT priced at ₹7.55 lakh ex-showroom (around ₹8.45 lakh on-road) adds important daily usability features such as a 7-inch SmartPlay Studio touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, steering-mounted controls, electrically adjustable and foldable ORVMs, and full power windows, making it a popular mid-variant for city users.

If you prefer automatic convenience, the Delta AGS starts at ₹8.04 lakh ex-showroom (around ₹8.96 lakh on-road). It offers the same features as Delta MT but with the added benefit of the AGS (Auto Gear Shift) gearbox, ideal for urban traffic conditions with minimal premium over the MT.

For those prioritising premium features, the Zeta MT and AGS variants (MT: ₹8.38 lakh ex-showroom; AGS: ₹8.88 lakh ex-showroom) add alloy wheels, automatic climate control, rear-view camera, keyless entry with push-button start, UV-cut glass, and height-adjustable driver’s seat – offering a good balance of features and pricing.

At the top end, the Alpha MT and AGS variants are priced between ₹9.42 lakh and ₹9.92 lakh ex-showroom (around ₹10.45 lakh – ₹11.00 lakh on-road). They include LED projector headlamps, 16-inch precision-cut alloy wheels, a 9-inch SmartPlay Pro+ infotainment system with Arkamys sound tuning, a 360-degree camera, auto-dimming IRVM, cruise control, and UV-cut glass, making them the most premium Baleno petrol trims.

For buyers prioritising running cost savings, the Baleno CNG is offered in Sigma, Alpha Delta and Zeta trims, priced between ₹8.44 lakh and ₹9.37 lakh ex-showroom (around ₹9.39 lakh – ₹10.40 lakh on-road). Both variants retain their respective petrol features but integrate Maruti’s factory-fitted CNG kit for lower operating costs, ideal for city commuters covering high daily mileage.