Maruti Suzuki Offer Benefits Up To Rs. 53,000 On Arena Cars In May 2021

- Maruti Suzuki is offering benefits across all its Arena models in May
- The Swift LXI trim gets total benefits up to Rs. 53,000
- Select models get cash disounts ranging from Rs. 8000 to Rs. 30,000
With the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic and the resultant lockdowns and curfews, car sales in India have taken a hit. However, to keep customers excited, several carmakers have announced special discounts for the month of May 2021, and Maruti Suzuki India is no exception. According to sources in the know, and several dealers we spoke to, the company is offering benefits up to Rs. 53,000 on its models sold under the Arena network of showrooms. However, before we get into the details, we must tell you that the below-mentioned offers may vary depending on the model, dealer, city or state.
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The Maruti Suzuki S-Presso is offered with customer discount of Rs. 14,000, along with an exchange bonus of up to Rs. 15,000 and corporate benefits up to Rs. 3,000.
Starting with the Alto, depending on your location, you can get a total discount of up to Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 35,000. However, this mainly includes consumer benefits ranging from Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 17,000, in addition to that, customers can also avail an exchange benefit of Rs. 15,000, and a corporate discount of about Rs. 3,000. As for the S-Presso, Maruti Suzuki India is offering benefits up to Rs. 32,000 on the car, and this includes a customer discount of Rs. 14,000, along with an exchange bonus of up to Rs. 15,000 and corporate benefits up to Rs. 3,000.
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The petrol version of the Maruti Suzuki WagonR gets total benefits up to Rs. 26,000, while the CNG model gets benefits up to Rs. 31,000
With the WagonR, the company is offering benefits up to Rs. 26,000, which includes a consumer discount of Rs. 8000, along with exchange benefits of Rs. 15,000 and a corporate discount of Rs. 3000. The consumer discount on the CNG variant of the WagonR can even go as high as Rs. 13,000, taking total benefits up to Rs. 31,000. While there are no consumer benefits on the Celerio, the carmaker is offering an exchange bonus of Rs. 15,000 and a corporate discount of Rs. 3,000.
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if you opt for the base variant LXI of the Swift, Maruti offers consumer benefits of up to Rs. 30,000, clubbed with exchange bonus and corporate discount it goes up to Rs. 53,000
The carmaker is also offering benefits up to Rs. 33,000 on both, the pre-facelift and new Swift hatchback. This includes a consumer discount of Rs. 10,000, along with an exchange bonus up to Rs. 20,000 and a corporate discount of Rs. 3000. However, if you opt for the base variant LXI of the Swift, the company offers consumer benefits of up to Rs. 30,000, which takes the total offer on the car up to Rs. 53,000. As for the Dzire, except for the top-end ZX and ZX+ variants of the subcompact sedan, all other variants come with total benefits of up to Rs. 31,000, which includes a consumer discount of Rs. 8,000, an exchange bonus of Rs. 20,000 and a corporate benefit of Rs. 3000.

Except for the top-end ZX and ZX+ trims, all variants of the Vitara Brezza gets total benefits up to Rs. 33,000.
With the Vitara Brezza, the company is offering a consumer discount of Rs. 10,000 on all trims, except for the top-end ZX and ZX+ variants. This is along with the same exchange bonus of Rs. 20,000 and corporate benefits of Rs. 3000, bringing total benefits up to Rs. 33,000. You can get the exchange bonus and corporate discounts with the ZX and ZX+ variants of the Dzire and Vitara Brezza. With the Ertiga, consumers can only avail an exchange bonus of Rs. 3,000, however with the Eeco van you get benefits up to Rs. 26,000. This includes consumer benefits up to Rs. 10,000, exchange bonus of Rs. 15,000 and a corporate discount worth Rs. 3,000.
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