Maruti Eeco Cargo 2025: Variants, Features, Mileage and Price Details

By Amit Jangra | Published Date : September 05, 2025

Maruti Eeco Cargo 2025 offers a reliable, affordable option for small businesses, with petrol and CNG variants and up to 920 kg payload capacity.

You know, in a market full of flashy new vans and electric this-and-that, Maruti’s Eeco Cargo still shows up — steady, reliable and frankly, kind of underrated. And in 2025, it hasn’t tried to change too much. That might be a good thing.

For small business owners, delivery agents and anyone trying to move stuff around without breaking the bank, the Maruti Eeco Cargo has become something of a familiar face. It’s simple, does what it says and doesn't complain much. That’s rare these days.

A Price That’s Still Business-Friendly

Table of Contents

1. A Price That’s Still Business-Friendly

2. What’s Under the Hood?

3. Size, Handling and That Boxy Charm

4. What About Safety?

5. Petrol or CNG – Which One's for You?

6. Why It Still Works in 2025

7. Final Word

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So yeah, the 2025 Eeco Cargo kicks off at around ₹5.73 lakh (ex-showroom). Not bad, honestly. While other commercial vans try to load you up with features you didn’t even ask for, this one keeps it lean — and that keeps the cost down. You’ll find a few variants, depending on whether you want petrol or CNG.

The CNG model’s a smart call if your daily driving is heavy — we're talking courier guys, groceries, fleet operators. Petrol makes sense if you're not doing 100 km every day.

What’s Under the Hood?

Same old reliable engine — a 1.2-litre G12B petrol. Gives you around 72 horsepower, which won’t win drag races, sure, but it’s enough to carry your loads. And when we say loads, we mean up to 920 kg. That’s pretty impressive for something that doesn’t look that big from the outside.

Pair that with a 5-speed manual and you've got a setup that's easy to drive, easy to fix and not too thirsty on fuel. Petrol gives you about 16 km/l, while the CNG will stretch things to 20–21 km/kg. Numbers aside, the CNG just feels like a better deal if you’re clocking serious kilometres every week.

Size, Handling and That Boxy Charm

Is it stylish? Not really. Is it spacious? Absolutely. The van's around 3.6 metres long, but the cargo space is smartly laid out. You can throw in crates, boxes, even odd-shaped parcels and it handles it. With a turning radius of 4.5 metres, city driving feels surprisingly easy.

It may look like a brick on wheels, but it moves through traffic without much drama. And yeah, don’t expect any luxury inside — just two seats up front, a sturdy floor and not much else. But when you’re working all day, you need something that’s all about function, not frills.

Why It Still Works in 2025

Well, it’s basic — disc brakes at the front, drums at the rear, standard suspension and no fancy tech. But it feels solid. And let’s not forget: Maruti’s service network is everywhere. If something breaks, you're not waiting days for parts or paying a fortune for repairs.

Petrol or CNG – Which One's for You?

Here’s the thing — if you're driving a lot every single day, delivering for Swiggy or doing retail stock runs, go for the CNG. It’s cheaper to run, slightly less power but barely noticeable. If you're only using it once in a while, like for supply runs or low-mileage needs, stick with petrol. Simple choice, really.

Why It Still Works in 2025

Look, the Eeco Cargo isn’t trying to be the coolest van on the block. It just works. That’s what matters to people running a business. You're not here to impress your neighbours — you're here to make deliveries, keep costs low and have something that doesn’t break down on you when you need it most.

It’s affordable. It’s practical. It carries nearly a ton. And it’s backed by a company that’s been around long enough to know what Indian roads really need.

Final Word

If you’re starting out, or even just adding one more vehicle to your fleet, the Maruti Eeco Cargo 2025 is still a solid pick. It won’t turn heads, but it’ll haul the goods — day in, day out. And that’s more than you can say for most things on the road these days.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Vans

1. Is the Maruti Eeco Cargo a good choice for small businesses in 2025?

Ans: Yes, it’s a reliable and budget-friendly van perfect for daily delivery, retail and small-scale transport needs.

2. What is the mileage of the Eeco Cargo petrol and CNG variants?

Ans: The petrol variant gives around 16.20 km/l, while the CNG version offers 20–21 km/kg, making it ideal for heavy usage.

3. What is the price of the Maruti Eeco Cargo in 2025?

Ans: The starting price is ₹5.73 lakh (ex-showroom) and it goes up depending on the variant and location.

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