Which Maruti Suzuki Cars Will Get Level 2 ADAS Next? Details Inside

Following the recent launch of the 2026 Baleno facelift featuring segment-first Level 2 ADAS, Maruti Suzuki has officially announced plans to expand Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) across more vehicles in its Indian lineup.

The automaker is democratizing active safety tech by calibrating radar and camera-based systems specifically for Indian driving conditions. This strategic move aims to make high-tech driver aids accessible to mass-market car buyers while keeping pace with evolving safety norms.

Level 2 ADAS Debut on Baleno Sets the Stage

The recent introduction of Level 2 ADAS on the 2026 Maruti Baleno facelift marked a major milestone for the brand’s mass-market strategy. The safety suite includes adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking, lane-keep assist, and automatic high-beam assist.

By introducing active driver assistance on a hatchback starting at Rs 6.10 lakh (ex-showroom), Maruti Suzuki demonstrated its commitment to bringing premium safety technology down to high-volume segments.

Which Maruti Suzuki Models Will Get ADAS Next?

Maruti Suzuki plans to progressively introduce ADAS technology across both NEXA and Arena portfolios. Key models expected to feature the active safety package include:

• e Vitara: Maruti’s upcoming electric SUV is slated to feature a comprehensive suite of camera and radar-based ADAS tech.

• Grand Vitara & 7-Seater Variant: The popular mid-size SUV and its upcoming three-row derivative are expected to receive Level 2 ADAS during mid-cycle updates.

• Fronx & Brezza: Compact crossovers will adopt active safety features to maintain competitiveness against key rivals.

• Invicto, Swift, and Dzire: Flagship MPVs and popular passenger cars are slated for localized safety software integrations.

ADAS Tuned Specifically for Indian Road Conditions

Introducing ADAS in India presents unique challenges due to unpredictable traffic, dense pedestrian movement, and inconsistent lane markings. Suzuki Motor Corporation confirmed that its engineering teams have extensively tested and fine-tuned sensor algorithms on Indian roads. The localized calibration reduces false alarms and ensures that features like collision avoidance and emergency braking intervene smoothly in congested urban traffic.

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