Will the Baleno facelift get a sunroof and larger screen? Why the reported feature lists still differ

Autocar India reports that Maruti Suzuki will launch the Baleno facelift on September 5, 2026. The current second-generation Baleno arrived in 2022, but Maruti had not released a complete official facelift specification sheet by September 1. (AI generated representative picture)

Test vehicles suggest a redesigned grille with a central horizontal bar, a revised front bumper and new alloy-wheel designs. Reports expect the main headlamp shape and overall body silhouette to remain broadly unchanged. (AI generated representative picture)

The existing tailgate and tail-lamps may be retained, while the rear bumper could be revised. Heavy camouflage makes finer design claims difficult to verify, so features visible only in unofficial renders should not be described as production details. (AI generated representative picture)

One Autocar report says the current 9-inch screen could remain and lists a sunroof and ambient lighting as possibilities. A later feature preview expects a 10.1-inch screen and wireless charger. Until Maruti publishes the variant list, none of these additions should be stated as confirmed. (AI generated representative picture)

Autocar expects the current 90-hp 1.2-litre petrol engine with manual and AMT options to continue, along with the manual-only CNG version. Final engine outputs, transmissions, prices and variant availability should be updated only after Maruti’s launch release. (AI generated representative picture)