2026 Suzuki Brezza
By Lorenzo Bianchi September 9, 2026
The 2026 Brezza range adds a 997 cc Turbo Boosterjet producing 110.2 PS and 170 Nm with a six speed manual.
A Smoke Chrome grille, new dual tone cladding and Precision Cut alloy wheels refresh the exterior.
K15C petrol and S CNG choices continue, while the cabin gains a 10.1 inch touchscreen and ventilated front seats.
The 2026 Suzuki Brezza arrives with more than a cosmetic update. Maruti Suzuki has broadened the compact SUV's engine range with a Turbo Boosterjet version, while also revising the regular K15C petrol and S CNG models. The changes come after more than 1.4 million customers for the Brezza nameplate.
The visual changes are easy to spot in the press images. The overall upright proportions remain familiar, but the front and lower body have picked up enough new detailing to separate this version from its predecessor.
Smoke Chrome Grille Changes the Front
A new Smoke Chrome grille is the main exterior change, paired with a Metallic Grey bull bar design and skid plate treatment. Suzuki has also refreshed the dual tone side cladding. Precision Cut alloy wheels introduce a sharper geometric pattern, while Turbo Boosterjet models receive their own badging.
The red car pictured on page 3 shows how these elements work together without dramatically altering the Brezza's basic shape. It remains 3,995 mm long, 1,790 mm wide and 1,685 mm tall, riding on a 2,500 mm wheelbase. The specification sheet lists 215/60 R16 tires.
Two new colors, Vivacious Orange and Lustrous Beige, join the palette, with several contrasting black roof combinations also available.
Cabin Gets a Larger 10.1 Inch Screen
Inside, the 2026 Brezza adopts a dark brown and black color scheme with metallic soft touch paint, gloss black trim and leatherette seats. The cabin shown on page 4 retains a conventional dashboard layout rather than moving most functions into a single display.
The new SmartPlay Pro X touchscreen measures 10.1 inches and includes internet connectivity, more than 35 apps, OTA updates and built in Alexa. Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are supported. Ventilated front seats, 64 color ambient lighting, a PM2.5 filter and wireless phone charging with active cooling are also available.
Three Powertrain Choices Cover Different Uses
The headline engine is the 997 cc Turbo Boosterjet with Progressive Smart Hybrid technology. It develops 81 kW, or 110.2 PS, at 5,500 rpm and 170 Nm between 2,000 and 3,500 rpm. It is paired with a new six speed manual and returns a certified 20.47 km/l.
The familiar 1,462 cc K15C produces 75.8 kW (103.05 PS) and 139 Nm. It now gets a six speed manual, while a six speed automatic with steering mounted paddles remains available. Certified efficiency is 21.09 km/l.
S CNG versions use the same 1,462 cc displacement, producing 64.6 kW and 121.5 Nm in CNG mode. A redesigned underbody CNG tank frees the conventional boot area, addressing one of the practical compromises associated with cylinder placement. Efficiency is rated at 26.9 km/kg.
More Safety Tech for Daily Driving
Blind Spot Warning with Lane Change Alert, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, TPMS, Emergency Stop Signal and Exit Support Warning join the safety package. The 360 degree camera also gains three new views, backed by front and rear parking sensors.
Rather than shifting the Brezza into another segment, the update broadens what is already there: three distinct powertrain choices, more cabin equipment and a stronger technology package for India's compact SUV market.