Maruti Baleno On Road Price in Firozabad

The range carries nine variants in three families. Petrol manuals are Sigma, Delta, Zeta and Alpha MT. The AGS clutchless automatics are Delta, Zeta and Alpha. The two factory CNG cars are the Delta CNG and Zeta CNG MT. On-road they sit between ₹6.88 lakh and ₹10.46 lakh, each built up from ex-showroom with Uttar Pradesh's 9% road tax and first-year insurance.

For a business owner doing that Agra run regularly, the Delta CNG at ₹8.89 lakh on-road is the natural pick. It costs about ₹1.04 lakh more than the equivalent Delta MT petrol (₹7.85 lakh), but its per-kilometre fuel cost is the lowest in the lineup, and over a few years of commuting that gap closes and then some. It also gives you a proper touchscreen, electrically folding mirrors and a rear wiper, so it isn't a stripped car. If you'd rather have the clutchless ease of an automatic for crawling through Firozabad's narrow market lanes, the Delta AGS at ₹8.41 lakh is the alternative at a similar price, trading CNG economy for automatic convenience, about ₹940 a month over a 60-month loan with 20% down at roughly 9.25% versus the Delta MT.

One practical tip when you collect the firm quote here: negotiate accessories and any extended-warranty or coating package separately from the on-road figure, not as a single bundled number. Dealers like to roll those into the total so the price looks unavoidable, when in fact only the 9% road tax (₹53,901 on a Sigma MT) and the base insurance are non-optional.

The call for Firozabad: if your week is built around the Agra commute, the Delta CNG is the smart-money choice for running cost while still being well equipped. Pick the Delta AGS instead only if narrow-lane crawling makes the automatic worth more to you than the fuel saving.