22 Sept 2025
The Maruti Suzuki Ignis (2017-2026) (Hatchback) is available with 2 engine-transmission combinations. The ex-showroom prices of the 2026 Ignis (2017-2026) start from ₹5.35 Lakh for the Sigma variant (Base Model) with the 1.2L Petrol Manual. The range top-end variant is priced at ₹7.42 Lakh (ex-showroom) with the Alpha variant and 1.2L Petrol Automatic. Here are the variant-wise prices below:
The on-road price of Maruti Suzuki Ignis (2017-2026) in Delhi may vary slightly across dealers depending on insurance packages, handling charges, additional accessories, warranty or service packages. State taxes and RTO fees remain uniform across Haryana. You can view the variant-wise price breakup, compare on-road prices across cities, and estimate EMI or ownership costs using the calculator above.
The 2026 Ignis (2017-2026) is 3700mm long, 1690mm wide and 1595mm tall. Bigger exterior dimensions give a car a stronger road presence. The Ignis (2017-2026) has a 2435mm long wheelbase. A long wheelbase makes the car more stable at high speeds and gives better legroom in the back seat, while a shorter wheelbase makes...
| Length | 3700mm |
| Width | 1690mm |
| Height | 1595mm |
| Wheelbase | 2435mm |
| Ground Clearance | 180mm |
| Boot Space | Normal: 260L |
| Tyre Size | Base : 175/65 R15 Top : 175/65 R15 |
| Engine Type | Naturally Aspirated |
| Engine Displacement | 1.2-Litre |
| Cubic Capacity (cc) | 1197cc |
| Cylinders | 4 |
| Max. Power | 83PS @ 6000rpm |
| Max. Torque | 113Nm @ 4200rpm |
| Transmission | 5-speed MT |
| Kerb Weight | 840kg |
| Power : Weight | 98.81PS/tonne |
| Torque : Weight | 134.52Nm/tonne |
| Boot Space | 260L |
The Maruti Ignis stands apart from conventional hatchbacks with its quirky styling, compact dimensions and urban-focused personality. Designed mainly for younger buyers and city users, the Ignis combines hatchback practicality with crossover-inspired styling and a lightweight driving character. Competing against rivals like the Hyundai Exter, Tata Punch and Citroen C3, the Ignis stands out for its unique design language, easy manoeuvrability and peppy city performance. Unlike many mainstream hatchbacks, the Ignis focuses strongly on individuality and compact urban usability.
The Ignis carries one of the most distinctive designs in the hatchback segment. Its upright proportions, short overhangs and quirky styling elements give it a mini-crossover identity that feels youthful and unconventional.
The front fascia features rounded projector headlamps, a bold grille and chunky bumper detailing that create a playful appearance. Compared to rivals like the Punch or Exter, the Ignis looks more compact and hatchback-like rather than ruggedly SUV-inspired.
The side profile benefits from strong character lines, squared wheel arches and the signature rear-quarter design inspired by classic Suzuki models. Its compact dimensions further improve urban usability and parking convenience.
At the rear, the vertically stacked tail-lamps and upright tailgate maintain the hatchback’s unique styling identity.
The overall design remains highly polarising but undeniably distinctive in a market dominated by conventional hatchback styling.
Inside the cabin, the Ignis focuses strongly on practicality and visibility. The dashboard layout feels clean and functional, while the upright seating position improves outward visibility significantly.
Material quality feels durable and the cabin benefits from a youthful dual-tone theme in higher variants. Front seat comfort is impressive for city commuting and the tall roofline helps create a surprisingly airy cabin ambience.
Rear-seat space is adequate for small families, though wider rivals offer slightly better shoulder room. The large windows also help improve the sense of space inside the cabin.
Cabin practicality remains strong with useful storage spaces, bottle holders and decent boot capacity for everyday urban usage.
The Ignis performs best in urban environments thanks to its lightweight construction and responsive petrol engine.
Acceleration feels lively at city speeds and the hatchback feels agile in traffic conditions. The engine remains refined during regular commuting while the AMT gearbox prioritises convenience and ease of driving.
Ride quality is comfortable enough for city roads and the suspension setup handles potholes reasonably well despite the compact wheelbase.
Steering response remains light and quick, making the Ignis extremely easy to manoeuvre through narrow roads and tight parking spaces.
Fuel efficiency also remains one of the hatchback’s biggest ownership strengths.
The Maruti Ignis successfully delivers a unique and city-focused hatchback experience that prioritises compact practicality and individuality.
While some rivals may offer more conventional SUV styling or larger cabins, the Ignis stands out for its lightweight handling, quirky design and stress-free urban usability.
For buyers looking for a compact and distinctive city car with easy drivability and low running costs, the Ignis remains one of the most characterful hatchbacks in the segment.

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Ex-showroom
Length
3860mm
Width
1735mm
Height
1520mm
Wheelbase
2450mm
Ground Clearance
163 mm
Safety Rating
3-Star, Euro-NCAP (Jul. '24)
Service Network
Nationwide
Standard Warranty
3 years / 1,00,000 km
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