Automotive Manufacturers That Have Announced Price Hikes In India

Price revision at the beginning of a new year is a norm in the auto industry. The increase in prices is primarily attributed to the rising input cost including raw materials and transport that basically impacts all the locally assembled models and company's knocked down (CKD) models. Then, Forex rates also play a vital role in increase in prices of completely built unit (CBU) models and of the parts that are imported. Here's a list of carmakers who have announced price hike from January or have already increased prices this year.

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Maruti Suzuki

Maruti Suzuki will increase prices across its range.

India's largest carmaker- Maruti Suzuki has announced to hike prices across its product range but is yet to disclose the quantum or percentage of the price hike.

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Hyundai Motor India

Hyundai India had increased prices by up to Rs. 6000 of the Santro, Grand i10 Nios, Aura and Venue in October itself, while it has not announced a price hike on other models.

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Tata Motors

Tata Motors has increased prices of its commercial vehicle range.

Tata Motors too has announced a price hike, but only on its commercial vehicle rage. The company has not made any announcement regarding the price increase of its passenger vehicles and has also not given the quantum of price hike on its CV range.

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Mahindra

Mahindra will also increase prices of its SUVs in January.

Mahindra SUVs too are set to become expensive from January 2021. The company too will be increasing prices of its passenger vehicles from January 01, 2021 but is yet to announce the quantum of the price hike.

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Ford India

Ford has increased prices of the Ecosport by Rs. 1500.

Ford India had silently increased the price of it's the Ecosport subcompact SUV by Rs. 1,500 across variants. According to the company's official website, the new prices have come into effect on October 1, 2020 itself.

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MG Motor

MG Motor will increase prices across its range.

MG Motor has also announced that it will increase the prices across its product range by up to 3 per cent from January 1, 2021. The price hike will be applicable on models like the Hector, Gloster and MG ZS EV while it will launch the new MG Hector Facelift and MG Hector Plus seven-seater SUV in January.

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Renault

Renault too will increase prices next month.

Renault India too has announced increasing prices across its model range by up to Rs. 28,000. The price revision will come into effect from January 1, 2021, and the price hike would vary based on the variant and model, but it has not disclosed the quantum of the price hike.

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Isuzu

Isuzu will increase prices of its CV range.

Isuzu Motors India will be increasing prices of its commercial vehicles by about Rs. 10,000 from the current ex-showroom price, effective from January 01, 2021. The price hike will be applicable on the D-Max Regular Cab and D-Max S-Cab.

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BMW

BMW will be increasing prices of the BMW and Mini range.

BMW India too has announced that it will be revising the prices of the BMW and MINI range effective from January 4, 2021. The prices will be hiked by up to 2 per cent and will vary from model to model.

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Audi

Audi will increase prices of both CKD and CBU models.

Audi India too has announced a price hike of up to 2 per cent across its model range in India from January 1, 2021. The price hike will be applicable on all company knocked down (CKD) as well as on the completely built units (CBU) models.