NEW DELHI: The Maruti Suzuki Alto K10 costs Rs 3,69,900 to Rs 5,44,900 ex-showroom across its eight versions. The cheapest is the Std (O) manual and the most expensive is the VXi+ (O) AGS automatic. All eight use the same 998 cc petrol engine, with factory CNG on two versions. Price as of 23 October 2026, 2:30 AM IST, on Maruti Suzuki's official Arena Alto K10 price page.
These are starting ex-showroom prices from Maruti Suzuki. The on-road price will be higher once registration, road tax and insurance are added, and it differs from state to state. Paint choice can also change the final figure.
Maruti Alto K10 petrol manual price list
Alto K10 Std (O): Rs 3,69,900.
Alto K10 LXi (O) MT: Rs 3,99,900.
Alto K10 VXi (O) MT: Rs 4,52,400.
Alto K10 VXi+ (O) MT: Rs 4,99,900.
The Std (O) is one of the cheapest new cars on sale in India, and Maruti's page lists six airbags, ABS with EBD and reverse parking sensors on it. The LXi (O) costs Rs 30,000 more. The VXi (O) adds Rs 52,500 over the LXi (O) and brings the SmartPlay Dock.
Maruti Alto K10 AGS automatic price list
Alto K10 VXi (O) AGS: Rs 4,97,400.
Alto K10 VXi+ (O) AGS: Rs 5,44,900.
AGS is Maruti's automated manual gearbox. It costs Rs 45,000 more than the matching manual on both the VXi (O) and the VXi+ (O). At Rs 4,97,400, the VXi (O) AGS is one of the cheapest ways to buy a two-pedal car in India.
Maruti Alto K10 CNG price list
Alto K10 LXi (O) S-CNG: Rs 4,84,400.
Alto K10 VXi (O) S-CNG: Rs 5,34,400.
The factory-fitted S-CNG versions cost Rs 84,500 more than the LXi (O) MT and Rs 82,000 more than the VXi (O) MT. Both CNG versions use a manual gearbox. If you are weighing the running-cost gain, keep in mind that CNG prices have been rising in some cities.
Alto K10 engine and mileage
Maruti rates the 998 cc petrol engine at 50.4 kW and 91.1 Nm. On the CNG versions it makes 41.7 kW and 82.1 Nm when running on CNG, and 49.8 kW in petrol mode. The official page lists a claimed fuel efficiency of 24.90 km/l for petrol and 33.40 km/kg for CNG. Real-world figures will be lower in city traffic.
How the Alto K10 price gaps work
The full range spans Rs 1,75,000 from the cheapest to the costliest version. The biggest single jump is from the LXi (O) to the VXi (O), at Rs 52,500. Going from the VXi (O) to the VXi+ (O) adds Rs 47,500 in both manual and AGS form. Choosing CNG over petrol costs about Rs 82,000 to Rs 84,500.
Alto K10 price by budget
Under Rs 4 lakh, the Std (O) and LXi (O) MT are the two choices. Between Rs 4.5 lakh and Rs 5 lakh there are four versions, the VXi (O) MT, LXi (O) S-CNG, VXi (O) AGS and VXi+ (O) MT. Only the VXi (O) S-CNG and VXi+ (O) AGS cost more than Rs 5 lakh.
Which Alto K10 version to buy
If you want the lowest price with six airbags, the Std (O) at Rs 3,69,900 already has them. Most buyers will find the VXi (O) MT at Rs 4,52,400 the better balance, since it adds more equipment for daily use. City drivers who want an automatic should look at the VXi (O) AGS, and high-mileage users with a CNG station nearby can pick the LXi (O) S-CNG.
Before you book, check the on-road quote line by line. Insurance, registration and any extended warranty or accessory pack can add a noticeable amount on a car at this price. Also confirm the exact version name on the booking form, since the (O) versions are the ones listed on Maruti's price page.
Buyers who can stretch a little more could also look at slightly bigger cars like the Hyundai Exter, which starts at Rs 5,80,600, or electric options such as the Tata Tiago EV. Ask dealers for on-road quotes before you book.
