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India has announced a price revision for its popular V-Cross pickup truck as well as the MU-X SUV. The updated pricing is effective right away and covers every variant in the V-Cross lineup. No matter which model you pick, it’s going to cost you more than it did earlier.
For buyers considering the V-Cross, here’s a clear breakdown of the latest price hike across the variants:
Increase: Rs. 1.25 lakh This is the largest hike in the lineup, pushing the price significantly higher than its earlier tag.
Increase: Rs. 99,700 Positioned as a premium manual variant it now commands almost Rs 1 lakh more than before.
Increase: Rs. 59,900 The entry-level variant has also seen a notable bump, making it costlier while still offering the basic V-Cross appeal.
Increase: Rs. 50,400 The automatic version of the top-spec trim now costs over Rs. 50,000 more.
Increase: Rs. 19,900 This is the smallest price hike in the range affecting the rear wheel-drive automatic model.
After this revision, the Isuzu V-Cross new model price now falls between Rs. 21.80 lakh and Rs. 31.46 lakh (ex-showroom). The entry-level Hi-Lander now starts at Rs. 21.80 lakh, while the fully loaded Z Prestige 4×4 AT tops the lineup at Rs. 31.46 lakh. With these figures the pickup continues to be positioned as a direct competitor to the Toyota Hilux, which operates in a similar lifestyle utility segment.
| Variant | Hike Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Z 4×4 MT | ₹1,25,000 | Steepest increase in the range |
| Z Prestige 4×4 MT | ₹99,700 | Premium manual 4WD trim |
| Hi-Lander | ₹59,900 | Entry-level variant |
| Z Prestige 4×4 AT | ₹50,400 | Automatic premium 4WD model |
| Z 4×2 AT | ₹19,900 | Smallest price increase |
The Isuzu V-Cross price hike could influence buying decisions, especially for customers who were considering mid-spec or top-end variants. A price jump of over Rs. 1 lakh on the Z 4×4 MT means a higher on-road cost once taxes, registration, and insurance are added. For those interested in the more affordable Hi-Lander, the hike of Rs. 59,900 is still substantial but may not affect its entry point status in the lineup. The smaller increase of Rs.19,900 on the Z 4×2 AT will likely have the least impact on potential buyers of the automatic variant.
The Isuzu V-Cross is among the few lifestyle pickups in the Indian market. It is a pickup truck that integrates the comfort of an SUV. It has 4×2 and 4×4 drivetrain configurations as well as manual and automatic transmissions making it suitable to a wide range of customers whether lifestyle buyers or those who require a utility vehicle. Despite the price increase its strong build quality proven diesel engine and off road capability remain major draws. However with prices creeping closer to or matching some premium SUVs, buyers may now weigh their options more carefully.
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Ex-showroom price
1898 cc
Automatic
12 kmph
160.77 bhp
