When Maruti Suzuki introduced the Invicto in 2023, it clearly showed how the brand wanted to provide a different car in the Indian market for the first time. Based on the Toyota Innova Hycross, this flagship MPV sold through the NEXA channel debuted with a refined, hybrid-only powertrain on showroom floors, and it is currently the most expensive offering from the manufacturer’s fleet. The vehicle has two particular elements that stand out: it resonates with formidable road presence, and it also comes with a spacious, three-row cabin, something large families and fleet operators love very much.

The Invicto, in general, is not just about refining Maruti’s badge value; it is about making the premium MPV segment more accessible for Indians. Much of the focus has been on providing comfort, high fuel economy, and straightforward usability here, but it regrettably does skip a few high-end features as well to keep prices competitive.

Seshan Vijayraghvan had tested out this car’s performance and features in detail and had shared his opinion about it both on our website and on our YouTube channel. We have incorporated some of his insights into this review as well.