If you’re wondering whether you should buy the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara mild hybrid or CNG then this article will help you come to a conclusion. Here, we’ll take the latest ex-showroom prices of the Grand Vitara and look at the price difference. Based on the current mild hybrid and CNG prices, we’ll calculate the kilometres you need to drive the car to recover the higher upfront cost. This should help you decide which engine option of the Grand Vitara will work best for you and save you money in the long run. Let’s start with the difference in their ex-showroom prices.
Let’s look at the latest ex-showroom prices of the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara mild hybrid and CNG to see what extra cost you’re paying for the Grand Vitara CNG over the Grand Vitara mild hybrid.
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For the Grand Vitara CNG manual, you’re paying Rs. 95,000 more than the Grand Vitara mild hybrid.
Now, let’s compare the per kilometre fuel cost you’ll incur with both the engine options. For this, we’ll use the latest petrol and diesel prices in Delhi and the official mileage figures as a baseline.
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At the current fuel prices, the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara mild hybrid manual will cost you Rs. 1.59 more than the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara CNG manual for every kilometre you drive.
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You’ll have to cover 59,721 km with the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara CNG manual to recover the extra price you pay upfront over the Grand Vitara mild hybrid.
With a km-to-breakeven figure of around 60,000km, the Grand Vitara CNG is an ideal choice for the cost-conscious buyer considering Maruti Suzuki’s C-segment SUV. Considering the current fuel prices, the Rs. 95,000 upfront cost seems like a reasonable price to pay for the Grand Vitara CNG. So, this is a suitable option for buyers who intend to drive the SUV a lot and are willing to compromise a bit on the performance and are ready to give up some boot space.
You can use our Fuel Cost Calculator to see how any petrol, diesel or CNG car will cost to run based on the latest fuel price in your city.
A mild hybrid has a battery setup which needs to be replaced at some point in time, which also needs to be counted while comparing.
A mild hybrid has a battery setup which needs to be replaced at some point in time, which also needs to be counted while comparing.