February 2025 Maruti Tour H1, Tour H3, Tour S, Tour M Price Change — Hiked By Up To 10k | V3Cars

Feb 5, 2025, 05:15 PM IST
By Mahesh Yadav
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Maruti Suzuki have recently increased the prices of their Tour series of commercial passenger cars such as the Tour H1, Tour H3, Tour S and Tour M in February 2025. While some of the models in the Tour line didn’t get a price hike, those that got the price revision now cost Rs. 10,000 more than before. In percentage terms, this is a price hike of up to 2.08%.

Maruti Tour H1, H3, S, M 2025 Price Change — Hiked By Up To 10k

The following table presents the old vs new price comparison and percentage change for each of the 2025 Tour cars:

MARUTI TOUR TAXI EX-SHOWROOM PRICE (FEB 2025) OLD VS NEW PRICE COMPARISON
Tour H1 (Alto K10 Taxi)
Fuel Type	Old Price	Difference	New Price	% Change
Petrol	Rs. 4,80,500	Rs. 9,999	Rs. 4,90,499	2.08%
CNG	Rs. 5,70,500	Rs. 10,000	Rs. 5,80,500	1.75%
Tour H3 (Wagon R Taxi)
Fuel Type	Old Price	Difference	New Price	% Change
Petrol	Rs. 5,51,500	No Change	Rs. 5,51,500	-
CNG	Rs. 6,41,501	No Change	Rs. 6,41,501	-
Tour S (Dzire Taxi)
Fuel Type	Old Price	Difference	New Price	% Change
Petrol	Rs. 6,56,000	No Change	Rs. 6,56,000	-
CNG	Rs. 7,51,000	No Change	Rs. 7,51,000	-
Tour M (Ertiga Taxi)
Fuel Type	Old Price	Difference	New Price	% Change
Petrol	Rs. 9,80,000	Rs. 10,001	Rs. 9,90,001	1.02%
CNG	Rs. 10,75,000	Rs. 10,000	Rs. 10,85,000	0.93%

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Mahesh Yadav

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