Maruti Victoris On Road Price in Udaipur

On-road pricing in Udaipur factors in several Rajasthan-specific charges beyond the sticker price. The on-road cost of any vehicle here includes ex-showroom price, road tax calculated on tiered slabs, a 12.5% surcharge on that road tax, registration at ₹600, HSRP at ₹695, smart card fee of ₹200, green tax, and IRDAI-mandated insurance at Non-Metro Zone B rates. Since every Victoris variant crosses the ₹10 Lakh mark, TCS at 1% also applies across the board. These components collectively push the gap between ex-showroom and on-road figures by a meaningful margin.

Rajasthan levies 10% road tax on petrol and CNG vehicles above 1200 cc, which covers the Victoris lineup. On top of that, the 12.5% road tax surcharge and a green tax — ₹2,500 for engines up to 1500 cc or ₹3,500 for those between 1501 and 1999 cc — add to the final bill. Buyers in Udaipur should account for these state-level costs when comparing the Victoris against alternatives, since tax structures differ sharply from neighbouring states like Gujarat or Madhya Pradesh.

With 21 variants on offer, the Victoris gives Udaipur buyers a genuinely wide decision tree. The entry-level Victoris LXI at ₹11.86 Lakh suits budget-conscious families looking for a capable SUV without frills. Mid-range variants add features and fuel-type flexibility — CNG trims appeal to buyers clocking high daily kilometres, while the hybrid options deliver better fuel economy for mixed-use driving. At the top, the ZXI Plus (O) Strong Hybrid at ₹22.43 Lakh bundles the strongest feature set with hybrid efficiency, aimed at buyers who want the best the Victoris offers and don't mind the premium.

Three fuel types paired with three transmission options create a practical matrix. Petrol manuals sit at the accessible end, CNG variants reduce running costs for high-usage owners, and the strong hybrid with CVT targets those prioritising efficiency and refinement. Automatic and CVT gearboxes make sense even in a city like Udaipur, where growing traffic around Hiran Magri, Durga Nursery Road, and the main market areas makes stop-and-go driving more common than it used to be.

If you're narrowing down your pick, match your daily use to the right variant. High-mileage commuters benefit most from CNG or hybrid trims. Buyers wanting a straightforward, affordable SUV should start with the LXI or VXI petrol manual. Those who want comfort and low running costs together will find the strong hybrid CVT variants worth the stretch to the ₹20-22 Lakh bracket.