Indian Cars Price Hike News & Updates

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Renault Cars To Cost More In India From January 2020

Renault cars are set to get more expensive in India from next month. The French carmaker has announced a substantial price hike across its range which will be effective from January 2020. The company has cited rising input and material cost as the core reason for the price hike and has said that the price increase will vary for different models. The price increase will also include new models like the Renault Triber and Kwid Facelift.

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BS6 Toyota Innova Crysta Price Likely To Go Up By 2-3 Lakh, Bookings Open

Deliveries for the BS6-compliant Toyota Innova Crysta will begin at the end of January 2020. However, BS4-compliant versions are also currently being offered by dealerships, depending on availability of stock. However, dealerships have not confirmed how much the updated MPV would cost over the outgoing version but earlier reports suggest that the hike could be in between Rs 2 lakh to Rs. 5 lakh for Innova Crysta & Fortuner SUV. Upgrading to BS6 emission norms will also mean that the Innova Crysta could get a new drivetrain, and power figures are also expected to change.

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Maruti, Hyundai, Toyota To Increase Prices From Next Week

Carmakers across the board are expected to increase prices in January 2020 between 2 and 8 per cent due to rising input costs

Earlier this month, Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) announced increase in prices in a regulatory filing citing the rising input costs and it will come into effect from January 2020. It will be implemented across various variants as models such as Alto, Celerio, S-Presso, Wagon R, Swift, Dzire, Vitara Brezza and Ciaz could be affected.

Both Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai will increase prices by 2-3 per cent. Deputy Managing Director of Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) N Raja expressed his brand’s intentions to hike the pricing as the timeline of January was being discussed. Just as other brands, it will be to offset input costs over the last six months. The price increase is more timed with the market entry of the BSVI models and it could be between 5 and 8 per cent.

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Tata Harrier prices increased by 45k – 2020 vs 2019 price list

It’s that time of the year again. Price hikes are the order of the day. Tata Harrier, the auto manufacturer’s big launch from last year is now pricier by up to Rs 45k. This is true for almost all variants except the XZ dual tone (DT) variant. Price revision for the DT variant is pegged at 35k.

Tata Harrier sales since January 2019 is reported at 15k units. Customers are being given a membership that entails discounts and benefits worth up to Rs 8,400 on any service facility availed over the next 2 years.

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Maruti Swift, Dzire, Brezza, Alto, Ertiga, WagonR – Prices increased

Maruti Suzuki India Limited today(27th Jan) announced a price change for select models.

The price revision ranges from upto 4.7 percent (Ex-Showroom – Delhi). The new prices are effective from January 27, 2020.

Maruti Ciaz S Alpha is available at a price of Rs 10.08 L Other BSVI Ciaz variants are available at the following ex sh Delhi price points. Ciaz Sigma (MT) at Rs 8.31 L, Delta (MT) at Rs 8.93 L Zeta (MT) at Rs 9.70 L, Alpha (MT) at Rs 9.97 L. Ciaz S tops the MT range. The AT range starts with Delta (At at a price of Rs 9.97 L, Zeta (AT) at Rs 10.80 L, and the top of the range Alpha (AT) is priced at Rs 11.09 lakhs.

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Maruti Ignis Price Hiked By Upto Rs. 25,000, Baleno By Rs. 8,000

Maruti Suzuki has increased prices of its Nexa models and here we give a complete list of the updated price table

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Revolt RV400 Electric Motocycle Gets Its First Price Hike

Gurugram-based Revolt Intellicorp has announced a price increase for its flagship offering - the RV400 electric motorcycle. The Revolt RV400 now witnesses a price hike of ₹ 5000, and has attributed it to rise in input costs. With the price hike, the e-motorcycle now costs ₹ 1.04 lakh, as opposed to the introductory price of ₹ 99,000 (ex-showroom). The ₹ 5000 price hike is for the one-time 'Cash Down' payment option, while buyers also need to pay a one-time booking amount of ₹ 3999 and the registration, insurance and 4G connectivity charges at actuals.

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Toyota Fortuner BS6 Prices Hiked By Rs 48,000

The Fortuner’s price has been hiked by Rs 48,000 across all variants, which means that the seven-seat SUV is now priced between Rs 28.66 – 34.43 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi)

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Hyundai Grand i10 Nios Receives A Price Hike

Hyundai Motor India has marginally hiked the price of the Grand i10 Nios hatchback by about Rs 2,000 for the 1.0-litre turbo petrol variants and Rs 7,000 for the 1.2-litre petrol models, while the diesel variants have become almost Rs 30,000 more expensive than before. Take a look at the updated variant-wise price, compared to the previous price –

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Toyota Vellfire price increased by Rs 4 lakh, Camry by Rs 1.14 lakh

Toyota has now updated its official website with the new prices for its high end products. At INR 83.5 lakh, the Toyota Vellfire MPV has gotten more expensive by INR 4 lakh. The Camry is now dearer by INR 1.14 lakh at INR 39.02 lakh. Camry White Pearl colour option is priced at Rs 39.17 lakh. (all prices are ex-showroom, Delhi).

The price hike is significant but is not likely to be a strong deterrent to the target audience. So, we don’t expect this move to affect the volume projections for both the products. While Camry Hybrid is positioned as a more spacious and cheaper alternative to the German luxury sedans, the Vellfire targets large affluent families and premium hospitality and tourism sectors. Toyota says that both the models have been receiving overwhelming response ever since they were introduced in India.

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2020 Ford Endeavour BS6 Becomes Dearer By Up To ₹ 1.20 Lakh

Ford India has recently increased the price of its flagship model, the Endeavour. The full-size SUV has received an upward revision in the range of ₹ 44,000 to ₹ 1.20 lakh, and now the BS6 Ford Endeavour is priced from ₹ 29.99 lakh to ₹ 34.45 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Earlier in February 2020, when Ford India launched the BS6 Endeavour, the company had mentioned that the launch prices were introductory, and from May 1, 2020, the SUV will see an upward revision of up to ₹ 70,000. However, due to the coronavirus pandemic and the resultant lockdown, Ford India had to suspend its production and retail activities from the end of March till early May 2020. To make up for the lost period, the company decided to extend the introductory price offer until the end of July 2020.

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Tata Nexon & Altroz Priced Hiked, New Price List Inside [August 2020]

New prices (all ex-showroom)

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Nexon - Petrol

Nexon Diesel & other details

 

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MG Hector Plus Introductory Offer Ends – Prices Hiked By Rs 46k

MG Motor has increased the prices of the recently launched six-seater Hector Plus by up to Rs 46,000. With this, the introductory price offer comes to an end. During the official launch in July, MG Motor has made it clear that the prices at which they were offered are introductory which would have been updated a month later.

The Hector Plus prices now start from Rs 13.74 lakh for the base Style variant. For the top-end Sharp diesel variant price is Rs 18.69 lakh. Both prices are ex-showroom. At the time of launch, the makers had suggested an expected price hike of up to Rs 50,000 once the introductory period is over. However, the company has incremented the prices by a comparatively lesser amount.

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Volkswagen Polo, Vento, Tiguan Allspace Prices Increased

Volkswagen Car Prices Sep 2020. Ex-sh.

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Mercedes-Benz will hike prices by upto 2% of its select model range in the first week of October citing weakening currency and rise in input costs.

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