Old VS New Maruti Brezza Compared In Images

The 2026 Maruti Suzuki Brezza facelift retains the familiar boxy SUV silhouette but introduces several styling updates that give it a more premium and modern road presence. While the overall dimensions remain largely unchanged, almost every visible panel at the front and rear has been revised. 

Here's a detailed look at what has changed from every angle. If you are interested in the colours of the new Brezza, check them out here. We have also detailed the base variant here.

Front Design Comparison

The front fascia is where the biggest transformation is immediately noticeable. The outgoing Brezza featured a relatively simple grille with thick chrome inserts, rectangular LED headlamps, and a conservative bumper design. It looked clean but lacked the aggressive appeal that buyers now expect in the compact SUV segment.

The new Brezza facelift adopts a much sharper appearance. The grille has been redesigned with a larger and more intricate pattern that gives the SUV a wider stance. The LED headlamps are slimmer and feature a revised DRL signature, making the front look more futuristic

The bumper has also been completely redesigned with larger air intake sections, stronger character lines, and a more rugged skid plate treatment. Depending on the variant, new dual-tone elements and additional gloss black accents further enhance its premium appeal.

Side Profile Comparison

From the side, the overall silhouette remains instantly recognizable, as the roofline, window area, and body proportions are largely unchanged. This is expected since the facelift is based on the existing platform.

However, Maruti has introduced subtle updates to freshen the profile. The most noticeable change comes in the form of newly designed alloy wheels that give the SUV a more premium look. Depending on the variant, fresh dual-tone paint schemes and revised wheel finishes further distinguish the facelift from the outgoing model.

The body cladding, muscular wheel arches, squared-off proportions, and high ground clearance continue to provide the Brezza with its SUV character. 

Rear Design Comparison

Unlike the front, the rear design of the new Maruti Suzuki Brezza facelift remains largely unchanged compared to the outgoing model. The overall tailgate design, LED tail lamps, bumper layout, and rear profile have been carried forward with minimal differences.

The existing Brezza already featured LED tail lamps with a connected visual design, a compact rear spoiler, and a rugged bumper with skid plate elements. The facelift continues with the same rear styling, maintaining the familiar SUV appearance that buyers associate with the Brezza.

Interior Comparison

Inside the cabin, the facelift focuses on improving technology and perceived quality rather than completely redesigning the dashboard.

The outgoing Brezza offered a practical dashboard layout with a conventional infotainment system, analogue controls, and a straightforward cabin design. While functional, it was beginning to feel dated compared to newer rivals.

The new Brezza facelift introduces a larger floating touchscreen infotainment system with an updated interface, giving the dashboard a more modern appearance. The digital driver's display has also been refreshed, providing clearer graphics and additional vehicle information. 

The pre-bookings for the new Brezza have opened for ₹11,000, with deliveries scheduled to begin from August 1 onwards. Most units have already reached dealerships, allowing for quicker deliveries after launch. 

The full pricing will be revealed soon. The entry-level Brezza LXi is expected to start at ₹7.40 lakh and will come with the new turbo-petrol engine and a 6-speed manual gearbox as standard.