
Maruti Suzuki to hike prices across models from April
Auto companies like Tata Motors and Hero MotoCorp have also announced price hikes from April 2023
Auto companies like Tata Motors and Hero MotoCorp have also announced price hikes from April 2023
The domestic auto companies recorded a surge in PV sales in February, thanks to steady demand and improving supply-chain issues.
Maruti says IGNIS is now being equipped with ESP, Hill Hold Assist as a standard feature across all the variants, providing an added safety shield.
Maruti Suzuki India Ltd attributes cost reduction efforts; favourable foreign exchange variation; softening of commodity prices; and higher non-operating income for favourable Q3 financial results.
With 17 products now exported to more than 100 countries, Maruti Suzuki is upping the ante to make India a global exports base for parent Suzuki Motor Corporation.
Vehicles manufactured between December 8, 2022 and January 12, 2023 have been recalled.
The PV market leader had earlier hiked prices of its popular hatchback models like Swift and all CNG variants as input costs continue to put pressure.
The much-awaited off-roader Jimny will take on rival Mahindra Thar.
The Jimny (5-door) will be introduced in India first, followed by Suzuki's global markets.
The concept mid-size electric SUV, which is slated for a launch by 2025, will offer up to 550 kilometres of driving range.