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Maruti Suzuki Invicto
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Zeta Plus Hybrid (Electric + Petrol) Automatic 7 STR
₹24.97 - ₹28.7 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Hybrid Efficiency Advantage
The Invicto's petrol-electric hybrid system is built for efficiency with an ARAI-claimed 23.24 kmpl, something the Safari's turbo-petrol cannot match.
Premium Captain Seats
Second-row captain seats with armrests give the Invicto a more chauffeur-friendly, premium cabin layout versus the Safari's rear bench.
Touchscreen Infotainment with Smartphone Mirroring
An 8-inch touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay puts the Invicto well ahead of the Safari, which has no infotainment screen at all.
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Maruti Suzuki Invicto
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Smart Petrol 1.5L Turbo Manual 7 STR
₹13.4 - ₹26.91 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
More Power on Tap
The Safari's 1498cc turbo-petrol makes 168 bhp and 280 Nm, noticeably stronger than the Invicto's 186 bhp combined hybrid system's underlying torque figures on paper.
Bigger, Meatier Tyres
235/65 R17 tyres give the Safari a wider footprint than the Invicto's 215/60 R17s, aiding grip and road presence.
Digital Instrument Cluster
A 7-inch fully digital instrument cluster with adjustable brightness gives the Safari a more modern driver display than the Invicto's part-digital, part-analog setup.
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Maruti Suzuki Invicto
For daily traffic-filled commutes, the Invicto's hybrid efficiency, smooth e-CVT, and touchscreen convenience outweigh the Safari's raw power advantage.
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Why Invicto for you?
Hybrid Saves on Fuel
The hybrid petrol-electric setup is tuned for efficiency, ideal for stop-go city commuting.
Smoother Automatic
The e-CVT with paddle shifters removes clutch fatigue that comes with the Safari's 6-speed manual in daily traffic.
Smartphone Mirroring Onboard
Android Auto and Apple CarPlay on the touchscreen make daily navigation and calls far easier than the Safari, which has no infotainment screen.
Find out how the Maruti Suzuki Invicto and Tata Safari stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Safari leans into raw power, safety kit, and value-for-money, while the Invicto trades outright grunt for comfort, cabin tech, and hybrid ownership efficiency, reflecting the classic SUV-vs-premium-MPV trade-off.
Hybrid Efficiency Advantage
The Invicto's petrol-electric hybrid system is built for efficiency with an ARAI-claimed 23.24 kmpl, something the Safari's turbo-petrol cannot match.
Premium Captain Seats
Second-row captain seats with armrests give the Invicto a more chauffeur-friendly, premium cabin layout versus the Safari's rear bench.
Touchscreen Infotainment with Smartphone Mirroring
An 8-inch touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay puts the Invicto well ahead of the Safari, which has no infotainment screen at all.
A Trade-off
The Safari's 1498cc turbo-petrol makes 168 bhp and 280 Nm, noticeably stronger than the Invicto's 186 bhp combined hybrid system's underlying torque figures on paper.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, value and features.

Hybrid Efficiency Advantage
The Invicto's petrol-electric hybrid system is built for efficiency with an ARAI-claimed 23.24 kmpl, something the Safari's turbo-petrol cannot match.
Premium Captain Seats
Second-row captain seats with armrests give the Invicto a more chauffeur-friendly, premium cabin layout versus the Safari's rear bench.
Touchscreen Infotainment with Smartphone Mirroring
An 8-inch touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay puts the Invicto well ahead of the Safari, which has no infotainment screen at all.
Cruise Control Included
The Invicto offers cruise control for relaxed highway driving, a feature entirely absent on the Safari.
Extensive Connected Car App Suite
Remote AC control, remote lock/unlock, remote engine start/stop, geo-fencing and Alexa compatibility give the Invicto a far richer connected ownership experience.
Strengths for those who prioritise power and value.

More Power on Tap
The Safari's 1498cc turbo-petrol makes 168 bhp and 280 Nm, noticeably stronger than the Invicto's 186 bhp combined hybrid system's underlying torque figures on paper.
Bigger, Meatier Tyres
235/65 R17 tyres give the Safari a wider footprint than the Invicto's 215/60 R17s, aiding grip and road presence.
Digital Instrument Cluster
A 7-inch fully digital instrument cluster with adjustable brightness gives the Safari a more modern driver display than the Invicto's part-digital, part-analog setup.
Roof Rails & Spoiler Styling
The Safari comes with roof rails and a spoiler for a rugged SUV look, while the Invicto skips roof rails entirely.
Nearly ₹11.6 Lakh Cheaper
At ₹13,39,990 ex-showroom versus ₹24,97,400 for the Invicto, the Safari is dramatically more affordable to buy outright.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.