The Maruti Suzuki Invicto is an upscale three-row MPV with a large cabin and strong hybrid engine that draws its design cues from SUVs. To help customers better understand what the India-spec version looks like, the photo set shows images of the vehicle’s exterior (front, side, rear), dashboard, front passenger seat, back seats (2nd, 3rd rows), boot, and choice of exterior paint colours.
The Invicto is offered in Zeta+ and Alpha+ variants. Zeta+ is available as a 7- or 8-seater, while Alpha+ is a 7-seater with second-row captain seats. All versions use a 2.0-litre strong-hybrid petrol powertrain with an e-CVT. Used Maruti Invicto cars can also be explored on Spinny.
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Maruti Suzuki Invicto Exterior Images
The Invicto’s prominent and upright design takes the form of an SUV-style MPV with distinctive styling features such as a wide front grille, square shaped wheelarch design, elevated bonnet profile and heavy duty styled bumpers which provide it with much more ‘road presence’ than a standard MPV. Its long roofline and large side glazing provide ample space inside for passengers and their belongings.
It measures 4,755 mm long, up to 1,850 mm wide and up to 1,795 mm tall, with a 2,850 mm wheelbase. Both variants ride on 17-inch precision-cut alloy wheels, while the Alpha+ adds wheel-arch cladding for a more rugged appearance.
Key Highlights
| Exterior Feature | Highlight |
| Front design | NEXwave grille with chrome crossbar |
| Lighting | Twin LED headlamps with NEXTre’ LED DRLs |
| Wheels | 17-inch precision-cut alloy wheels |
| Rear styling | NEXTre’ LED tail lamps and roof spoiler |
Front Profile
A major component of the Invicto’s attractive front end is its large NEXwave grille, which features a prominent horizontal chrome crossbar that connects the headlamp units visually. The Suzuki badge is positioned front-and-centre, with the high bonnet and sculptured bumper giving an impression of width and robust design for an MPV.
Twin LED headlamps and NEXTre’ LED daytime running lights give the front a recognisable NEXA lighting signature. The lower bumper also uses black and silver detailing, helping the Invicto retain some SUV-style visual toughness.
Side Profile
The design of the Maruti Suzuki Invicto has a long wheelbase and roomy cabin, clearly visible when viewed from the side, and while the roofline is almost flat for the first three rows, it tapers slightly towards the back. The large side doors allow for greater ease of entry and exit for rear seat passengers.
Both variants use 17-inch precision-cut alloy wheels with 215/60 R17 tyres. Strong shoulder lines, black lower-body treatment and large rear quarter glass help break up the long body, while the Alpha+ adds wheel-arch cladding.
Rear Profile
The large rear windows of the NEXTre’s LED tail lamps reach the middle of the tailgate, which serves as a distinctive broad lighting signature for the vehicle. Above the large rear window is a roof-mounted spoiler that gives it a sporty look, while the sculpted rear bumper adds visual weight to the vehicle’s lower section.
The Alpha+ also gets a powered tailgate, making the luggage compartment easier to access when carrying bags. The upright rear design helps preserve third-row headroom and usable cargo space.
Overall, the Invicto exterior balances the practicality of a large MPV with enough SUV-inspired detailing to give it a stronger road presence.
Maruti Suzuki Invicto Interior Images
The Invicto’s cabin, featuring an all-black color scheme combined with Champagne Gold accents, gives it a much more premium look than many family MPVs that have a lighter interior. The addition of ambient lighting, soft-touch material on the dashboard and leatherette trim for the Alpha+ model adds to the premium feel of the Invicto.
The cabin is designed around three-row comfort. Depending on the variant, buyers can choose captain seats or a three-person bench in the second row, while roof-mounted AC vents serve both the second and third rows.
Key Highlights
- Up to a 10.1-inch SmartPlay Magnum+ touchscreen
- 7-inch colour multi-information display
- Ventilated front seats and powered driver’s seat on Alpha+
- Captain-seat and 8-seat configurations depending on variant
Dashboard & Front Seats
The layout of the dashboard is wide and horizontal, with the infotainment screen placed high at the centre of the dashboard. The Zeta+ has an eight-inch SmartPlay Magnum Display, whereas the Alpha+ has a larger ten-point-one inch SmartPlay Magnum+ Touchscreen. Additionally, the Alpha+ features mobile device integration through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
The Alpha+ adds an eight-way powered driver’s seat with memory and ventilated front seats. Automatic climate control, paddle shifters, cruise control and a leather-wrapped steering wheel are also part of the premium cabin experience.
Second Row
For those looking for extra luxury, there are two captain’s chairs in the second row of seven-seat versions. Both chairs have their own armrests that can slide and recline, as well as a side table. While this type of seating provides a more comfortable way to ride, it also allows for open access to the third row of seating.
The Zeta+ 8-seater replaces the captain seats with a 60:40 split bench that also slides and reclines. Retractable rear sunshades, roof-mounted AC vents and Type-C charging ports improve comfort for second-row passengers.
Third Row
The rear row is a 50/50 arrangement, designed to provide passengers with adjustable seating angles using reclining seat backs. The vehicle also features roof-mounted AC vents along the rear, which allow air to be distributed equally throughout the cabin.
The third row can also be folded flat when more luggage space is needed. Space is best suited to children or adults on shorter trips, but the long roof and wide rear glass help keep the area from feeling overly enclosed.
Overall, the Invicto cabin focuses heavily on passenger comfort, with flexible seating and strong equipment across all three rows.
Maruti Suzuki Invicto Colour Options
The current Invicto is available in five exterior colours. The palette stays relatively understated, with white, silver, black and bronze shades joined by NEXA’s signature blue.
| Colour Name | Type | Availability |
| Magnificent Black | Metallic | Invicto range |
| NEXA Blue (Celestial) | Metallic | Invicto range |
| Mystic White | Pearl / premium finish | Invicto range |
| Majestic Silver | Metallic | Invicto range |
| Stellar Bronze | Metallic | Invicto range |
The Invicto appears more formal due to the Magnificent Black and the Majestic Silver and Mystic White accentuate the Invicto’s large chassis with chrome accents. The NEXA Blue variant adds colour to the Invicto without making it look too gaudy or bright.
Stellar Bronze is the warmest and most distinctive shade in the range. With only five options, the colour palette stays focused on premium, understated finishes rather than bright dual-tone combinations.
Summary
The Maruti Invicto’s presence on the road is that of an SUV but in an MPV style with practicality through three rows of seating. This means that as a base model it comes with the NEXwave grille, LED lights, alloy wheels, and elongated body giving it that high-end, expensive look. The Alpha+ model offers further finessing of its “look” such as adding wheel arch claddings and powered tailgates.
Inside, the Invicto offers 7- and 8-seat layouts, roof-mounted rear AC vents and flexible second- and third-row seating. Higher-spec Alpha+ versions add ventilated front seats, a powered driver’s seat, panoramic sunroof, 10.1-inch touchscreen and 360-degree camera, making it the most feature-rich version of the range.
