Think of the new Victoris Aurum Edition not as a car, but as a heavy-duty accessory kit. Maruti Suzuki is slapping a ₹22,990 price tag on a bundle of exterior and interior upgrades specifically for the strong-hybrid models. It’s a styling play to mark the SUV’s first anniversary, and it doesn’t touch the engine or the battery. The mechanicals remain exactly as they were. You’re paying for the look, not the performance.
The visual shift is distinct. Expect grey and copper skid plates on the front, sides, and rear, matched with wheel arch garnishes in the same palette. Chrome accents take over the grille, bumper, and fenders, while dark chrome door visors complete the exterior. Inside, the focus is on protection. You get all-weather 3D mats, a 3D boot mat, and a rear trunk sill guard. The copper theme is designed to echo the existing black-and-copper cabin of the hybrid trims, creating a cohesive, if slightly flashy, aesthetic.
Context matters here. The Victoris hybrid sits between ₹16.43 lakh and ₹19.99 lakh ex-showroom. Adding this pack bumps the cost by roughly 1.2 to 1.4%, a negligible percentage for a full cosmetic overhaul. However, the pack is additive. It is not a new variant. Maruti has not clarified if the ₹22,990 includes GST or fitting charges, a detail you absolutely need to nail down at the dealership before signing anything.
This pack is exclusively for the strong-hybrid Victoris. While Maruti hasn't listed the exact eligible trims, the VXI, ZXI, ZXI (O), ZXI Plus, and ZXI Plus (O) hybrids are the likely candidates. Don’t assume it’s available on every single hybrid model. Ask your dealer to confirm eligibility for your specific trim before you book.
Before you tick the box, ask the hard questions. Is the ₹22,990 the final installed cost? Does fitting the pack affect your warranty? Can you buy just the mats and sill guard separately for less? These are practical items, while the chrome and copper parts are purely a matter of taste. If you want the look, it’s a ready-made solution. If you only care about protecting your interior, buying the mats separately might save you a few thousand rupees.