The 2026 Maruti Suzuki Brezza has been spotted testing once more, revealing fresh updates ahead of its anticipated facelift launch. The latest spy shots offer the first clear look at subtle exterior changes and new feature additions.
What’s New on the 2026 Brezza?
Revised Front Fascia
The updated Brezza gets minor tweaks to the front bumper and grille area. The dual chrome grille inserts seen on the current model appear to be removed, giving the compact SUV a cleaner, more modern look. Sharper cuts and creases further refine the design.
ADAS Sensor Confirmed
The biggest visual change is the presence of a centrally mounted ADAS sensor, indicating that the facelifted Brezza is likely to offer an Advanced Driver Assistance System — a first for the model. This could bring features like autonomous emergency braking, lane assist, or adaptive cruise control, depending on Maruti’s final package.
CNG Underbody Tank Expected
The facelift is also expected to feature an underbody CNG tank, similar to the setup introduced on the Victoris. This would improve boot space compared to traditional in-cabin CNG cylinders, making the Brezza CNG more practical.
Alloy Wheels & Dimensions
The test mule appears to retain the existing alloy wheel size and pattern, suggesting no major changes to wheel design or overall proportions.
Engine & Powertrain
No mechanical updates are expected. The Brezza is likely to continue with:
- 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine
- 5-speed manual gearbox
- 6-speed torque converter automatic
The CNG variant is also expected to carry forward the same engine in a lower-output tune.