Maruti Baleno Facelift 2026 Variants Explained: Features, Prices & Best Pick

The Maruti Baleno facelift offers several features, engine options and equipment levels across its range. It is powered by a 1.2-litre petrol engine (manual and AMT) and is also offered in CNG models for buyers desiring to save on running expenses. The more you move up the Maruti Suzuki lineup, the more comfort, convenience, technology and safety features you'll find, such as ventilated seats, wireless charging and Level 2+ ADAS.

Choosing the right variant depends on which features matter most and how much you want to spend. Here is a detailed look at the Maruti Baleno variants, their prices, key features and the version that offers the best balance of equipment and cost.

Maruti Baleno Prices: Variant-wise Breakdown

The new Maruti Baleno price in India starts at Rs. 6.10 lakh and goes up to Rs. 10.09 lakh (ex-showroom). The table below breaks down the price of each variant and configuration.

Variant	Transmission	Fuel	Ex-Showroom Price
Baleno Sigma	Manual	Petrol	Rs. 6.10 lakh
Baleno Delta	Manual	Petrol	Rs. 7.12 lakh
Baleno Delta AMT	Automatic	Petrol	Rs. 7.62 lakh
Baleno Delta CNG	Manual	CNG	Rs. 8.04 lakh
Baleno Zeta	Manual	Petrol	Rs. 8.09 lakh
Baleno Zeta AMT	Automatic	Petrol	Rs. 8.59 lakh
Baleno Zeta CNG	Manual	CNG	Rs. 9.02 lakh
Baleno Alpha	Manual	Petrol	Rs. 9.19 lakh
Baleno Alpha AMT	Automatic	Petrol	Rs. 9.69 lakh
Baleno Alpha (O)	Manual	Petrol	Rs. 9.59 lakh
Baleno Alpha (O) AMT	Automatic	Petrol	Rs. 10.09 lakh

Maruti Baleno Variants Explained

With a total of 11 variants, the Maruti Baleno facelift comes in five different trims. As you move up the range, each trims increase in features and equipment, with the higher ones having increased comfort, technology and safety. 

• Sigma MT: The Sigma is the basic version that comes with six airbags, ESP, Hill Hold Assist, ABS with EBD, reverse sensors and ISOFIX. It gets halogen projector headlamps, LED tail lamps, fabric upholstery, full wheel covers and a 60:40 split rear seat.
• Delta MT/AMT/CNG MT: The Delta adds a 17.78 cm SmartPlay Pro touchscreen, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, rear-view camera and rear AC vents. It also adds TPMS, push-button start/stop, electrically foldable ORVMs, rear fast-charging USB ports and a sliding centre armrest.
• Zeta MT/AMT/CNG MT: The Zeta features LED projector headlamps, LED DRLs, 16-inch precision cut alloy wheels and an auto-dimming IRVM. In addition with ventilated front seats, leatherette upholstery, SmartPlay Pro+, wireless charging, HUD and a 360 View Camera. 
• Alpha MT/AMT: The Zeta's top-of-the-line technology has been integrated into the Alpha, which features ventilated seats, leatherette seats, SmartPlay Pro+, wireless charging, HUD and a 360 View Camera. It also brings in luxury Clarion sound, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and lacks ADAS.
• Alpha (O) MT/AMT: The Alpha (O) adds Level 2+ ADAS over the Alpha, using a monocular camera and millimetre-wave radar. It gets Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, Lane Departure Prevention, Advanced Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Warning, Vehicle Sway Warning and High Beam Assist.

Maruti Baleno Facelift Engine and Transmission Options

The Baleno gets a 1.2-litre, three-cylinder petrol engine producing 82.93 PS and 112.4 Nm. There are petrol variants available which come in 5-speed manual and 5-speed AMT, whereas the CNG version is offered with the 5-speed manual transmission only and produces 69.75 PS and 101.8 Nm. This will provide buyers with the option of either the petrol powertrain with manual or AMT convenience or the CNG option, which will help them save on their running costs.

Specification	Petrol	CNG
Engine	1.2-litre, 3-cylinder	1.2-litre, 3-cylinder
Power	82.93 PS	82.93 PS
Torque	112.4 Nm	112.4 Nm
Transmission	5MT / 5AMT	5MT
Claimed Efficiency	23.80 MT / 24.77 AMT	33.61 km/kg

Maruti Baleno Safety Features Across Variants

The Baleno is standard with six airbags, ESP with Hill Hold Assist and ABS with EBD, as well as reverse parking sensors and ISOFIX. It also receives three-point ELR seat belts across the board, plus camera-based parking help and the top-spec E trim has Level 2+ ADAS. 

Key Safety Equipment:

• Six airbags
• ESP with Hill Hold Assist
• ABS with EBD
• Reverse parking sensors
• Three-point ELR seat belts for all occupants
• ISOFIX child-seat anchorages
• TPMS from Delta+
• Rear-view camera from Delta+
• 360 View Camera from Zeta+
• Level 2+ ADAS on Alpha (O)

Maruti Baleno Colours

The Baleno is available across a variety of exterior colours and a new colour option has been added to the hatchback, making it stand out more. Buyers can choose any colour from these options:

• Enigmatic Teal Green 
• Nexa Blue
• Opulent Red
• Arctic White 
• Splendid Silver
• Grandeur Grey 
• Bluish Black

Which Maruti Baleno Facelift Variant Is Best To Pick?

The best Baleno variant to buy depends on the features you want from the car, fuel preference and your budget. The different variants are all meant for different buyers and the higher price does not necessarily indicate that its a best choice.

• For buyers on a tighter budget: If you're looking for the basic Baleno safety and some basic features and not interested in adding the higher variants, then the Sigma is suitable.
• For everyday value: If you're looking for a noticeable upgrade in convenience and infotainment and want to keep the purchase price slightly down, then the Delta is a good choice. 
• For a feature-rich experience: The Zeta is a model that's more suited to the buyer looking for more comfort, technology and a premium cabin for daily driving.
• For buyers wanting premium equipment: The Alpha works for those who want the higher-end Baleno experience but do not specifically need the advanced driver-assistance package.
• For buyers prioritising ADAS: If ADAS with a Level 2+ system is a priority, then the Alpha (O) variant is a suitable choice for you. 

Final Words

The best Baleno variant ultimately depends on whether you prioritise value, comfort or advanced technology. Most buyers will prefer to pay more if the extra features are relevant to their day-to-day use. As the variants get more expensive, they also offer more comfort and convenience, whereas the highest-spec one is for buyers who specifically want ADAS. Depending on which variant is most appropriate, the Baleno can be more suitable than the highest-priced model.

FAQs About Maruti Suzuki Baleno Varients

How many variants does the Maruti Baleno have?
The Maruti Baleno facelift is available in 11 variants, comprising five core trims: Sigma, Delta, Zeta, Alpha and Alpha (O), with different fuel and transmission configurations.

Which Maruti Baleno variant gets ADAS?
The Alpha (O) is the only Baleno variant equipped with Level 2+ ADAS, including features such as Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Keep Assist.

Does the Maruti Baleno facelift come with an AMT gearbox?
Yes, the petrol-powered Delta, Zeta, Alpha and Alpha (O) variants are available with a 5-speed AMT.

Which Maruti Baleno variants are available with CNG?
The Baleno's Delta and Zeta trims are available with factory-fitted CNG configurations, both paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox.

Does the Maruti Baleno get six airbags as standard?
Yes, six airbags are offered as standard across the new Baleno range, including the entry-level Sigma variant.

Wondering whether the new Baleno is truly better? Compare the Maruti Baleno facelift with the old model to see what has changed.