Archive · 24 Dec 2025
Maruti Suzuki VICTORIS Wins ICOTY 2026
The Maruti Suzuki VICTORIS ‘Got it All’ SUV has won the Indian Car of the Year (ICOTY) 2026 award.
This award is given by a group of top automobile journalists in India.
The VICTORIS was chosen because it has many cool features like a big touchscreen, great sound system, and advanced safety technologies.
It also has different engine options, including a hybrid one that saves fuel.
The CEO of Maruti Suzuki said they are very happy to win this award because the car has everything that modern customers want.
The VICTORIS also has a special design for its CNG tank so that the boot space is not reduced.
This award shows that the VICTORIS is a great SUV that has everything you need.
Maruti Suzuki VICTORIS ‘Got it All’ SUV wins Indian Car of the Year (ICOTY) 2026.
Awarded for its blend of technology, comfort, safety, design, and versatile powertrain options.
Features include Theatre on Wheels, 8-speaker Dolby Atmos, 25.65cm SmartPlay Pro X touchscreen, Advanced Level 2 ADAS, and 360 view camera.
Available with 1.5L Strong Hybrid powertrain with EV mode and ALLGRIP Select 4x4 with 6-speed automatic transmission.
VICTORIS S-CNG model features an underbody fuel tank design to maximize boot space.
- Who
- Maruti Suzuki India Limited
- What
- VICTORIS ‘Got it All’ SUV wins Indian Car of the Year (ICOTY) 2026
- When
- 2026
- Where
- India
- Why
- Recognized for its blend of intelligent technology, comfort, safety, striking design, and versatile powertrain options
- Award
- Indian Car of the Year (ICOTY) 2026
- Manufacturer
- Maruti Suzuki
- Model
- VICTORIS ‘Got it All’ SUV
- Key Features
- Theatre on Wheels, 8-speaker Dolby Atmos, 25.65cm SmartPlay Pro X touchscreen, Advanced Level 2 ADAS, 360 view camera, 64-colour ambient lighting
- Powertrain Options
- 1.5L Strong Hybrid with EV mode, ALLGRIP Select 4x4 with 6-speed automatic transmission, S-CNG with underbody fuel tank
- Fuel Efficiency
- 28.65 km/l (eCVT)
- CEO Statement
- Hisashi Takeuchi: 'VICTORIS lives up to its promise of 'Got It All''