In Bengaluru the Zeta variant carries a ₹1,00,000 exchange bonus and a ₹1,15,000 scrappage bonus for total savings of ₹1,15,000 against an on‑road price of around ₹31.75 lakh making it one of the most affordable high end MUV

The Alpha trim adds a ₹25,000 consumer cash discount to the same ₹1,00,000 exchange and ₹1,15,000 scrappage benefits, lifting total benefits to ₹1,40,000 while its on‑road cost sits near ₹36.31 lakh.

Both trims share Maruti’s self‑charging 2.0 litre petrol hybrid engine tied to an e‑CVT gearbox, delivering smooth power and excellent mileage in stop‑start Bengaluru traffic.

 The Zeta loads you up with essentials: LED projector headlamps, a crisp 10.1″ touchscreen with connected car features, six airbags and rear AC vents in a seven‑seat cabin. 

Move up to the Alpha and you gain ventilated front seats, leatherette upholstery, a powered driver’s seat and a 360° camera that make city parking and highway cruising equally effortless. Against rivals the Invicto plays a clever hand: it undercuts the Toyota Innova Hycross on out‑of‑pocket cost while matching its hybrid drivetrain, outclasses the Kia Carens on fuel efficiency and slips into traffic more nimbly than an entry‑level Toyota Fortuner. If you want space, comfort and genuine hybrid savings without a big price shock, Bengaluru’s Invicto offers a closer look.

Where Do I Buy Maruti Suzuki Invicto in Bangalore?

The Maruti Suzuki Invicto, a premium MPV sold exclusively through NEXA dealerships appeals to buyers seekingg space, comfort, and hybrid technology. With its positioning at the top of Maruti’s range, it’s essential to choose a dealership that offers a refined and attentive buying experience. Here are five well-rated NEXA outlets in Bangalore worth considering, each scoring high on customer satisfaction.

NEXA (Pratham Motors, Museum Road)
Situated in the heart of the city, this outlet enjoys a stellar 4.8-star rating with over 3,300 reviews. It’s ideal for residents of MG Road, Lavelle Road, and Richmond Town, especially those looking for a centrally located premium showroom.

NEXA (Kataria Automobiles, Koramangala)
This 4.2-rated outlet has over 1,500 reviews and is easily accessible to buyers in Koramangala, HSR Layout, and Adugodi. It’s a practical option for those in south-central Bangalore looking for a nearby NEXA experience.

NEXA (Varun Motors, Whitefield Road)
With a high 4.8-star rating from 600+ customers, this showroom serves Whitefield, KR Puram, and Hoodi residents well. It’s an excellent choice for those based in the tech parks and gated communities of east Bangalore.

NEXA (Pratham Motors, Sarjapur Road)
Rated 4.7 by more than 4,700 users, this dealership is located conveniently for the IT belt covering Bellandur, Sarjapur, and HSR Layout. A good pick for working professionals and families in the city’s southeast.

NEXA (Bimal Auto Agency, Nagarbhavi)
With a near-perfect 4.9-star score and close to 8,000 reviews, this outlet stands out for consistency. It serves the western suburbs including Nagarbhavi, Vijayanagar, and Kengeri, and is well suited for large families exploring the Invicto.

How Much Does It Cost To Own A Maruti Suzuki Invicto In Bangalore?

For a premium hybrid MPV, the Maruti Suzuki Invicto keeps running costs impressively low. With a claimed mileage of 23.24 kmpl and Bengaluru petrol priced at ₹102.92 per litre, you’ll spend around ₹2,920 per month on fuel. That adds up to ₹35,040 annually. On-road prices for the Zeta+ and Alpha+ variants range between ₹32.50 lakh and ₹37.20 lakh, putting your total first-year ownership cost, including fuel, between ₹32.85 lakh and ₹37.55 lakh.

Among its closest rivals, the Toyota Innova Hycross comes with the same 2.0-litre strong-hybrid setup and offers similar ARAI mileage figures. In everyday city use though, most owners report around 21.5 kmpl. This translates to a monthly fuel cost of about ₹3,165, or ₹37,980 annually, slightly higher than the Invicto.

The Kia Carens petrol automatic, on the other hand, delivers a much lower claimed mileage of 17.9 kmpl. At that rate, monthly fuel cost goes up to ₹3,795, with annual fuel expenses nearing ₹45,540. Its diesel automatic variant does better, returning 20.1 kmpl, which works out to ₹3,380 per month or ₹40,560 annually.

So while the Invicto might command a premium upfront, it makes up for it with class-leading fuel efficiency. It is more economical to run than the Hycross and significantly cheaper to maintain than most non-hybrid MPVs like the Carens petrol.

Top Invicto Superlative Picks in Bangalore Right Now

Cheapest variant
The Zeta Plus 7-seater is the most affordable way into the Invicto family. It delivers captain seats, rear AC vents, LED headlights, and a six-speaker audio system for approximately ₹32.5 Lakh on-road.

Costliest variant
The Alpha Plus 7-seater is the fully loaded version. It packs in a panoramic sunroof, power tailgate, ventilated front seats, dual-zone climate control, and a large 10.1-inch touchscreen. It is priced at around ₹36.8 Lakh on-road.

Most fuel-efficient variant
All Invicto trims run the same 2.0-litre strong-hybrid petrol engine with a claimed mileage of 23.24 km/l. In real-world Bangalore conditions, you can expect around 18 to 20 km/l. The Zeta Plus 7-seater is the lightest, and tends to return slightly better efficiency.

Cheapest automatic
Every Invicto is automatic by default, using an e-CVT transmission. The Zeta Plus 7-seater takes the title as the most affordable automatic at ₹32.5 Lakh on-road.

Cheapest 7-seater
That same Zeta Plus 7-seater wins again here. It offers second-row captain seats and solid features at the base price.

Cheapest 8-seater
The Zeta Plus 8-seater swaps the captain chairs for a bench in the second row. It offers more family flexibility at the same ₹32.5 Lakh on-road cost as the 7-seater.

With sunroof
Only the Alpha Plus 7-seater gets a panoramic sunroof. If you want that feature, this is the only variant in the Invicto lineup that offers it.

With best sound system
All variants get a six-speaker setup, with no premium audio upgrades available. The Zeta Plus trims offer the same sound experience for less money, making them the best value if sound is a priority.