Maruti Suzuki India, the country's largest car manufacturer,
will be increasing car prices from January 1, 2020. In the company's BSE
filing, Maruti Suzuki has said that the increase in various input costs has
adversely affected the cost of its vehicle. Therefore, the company has decided
to pass on some impact of the additional cost to its customers through a price
increase across various models. The price hike will happen across the company's
model range and the amount will vary for different models, however, it's yet to
decide on the quantum of the price hike.The company had attributed the price hike to the impact of
rising commodity prices and foreign exchange rates. The cyclical price revision
happens at the start of every year and has become a norm in the auto industry.As of now, Maruti Suzuki
India's vehicle line-up starts from the entry-level Alto 800, which is priced
between Rs. 2.88 lakh to Rs. 4.09 lakh, while the company flagship model, is
priced at Rs. 9.79 lakh to Rs.11.46 lakh (all prices ex-showroom, Delhi). About
70 per cent of the company's line-up is already BS6 compliant, while the
company is working on the remaining models. Maruti Suzuki has announced that it
will phase out its smaller, 1.3-litre, diesel engine ahead of the BS6 deadline
however the company might continue offering its new 1.5-litre diesel engine
even after April 1, 2020.
Not only Maruti, most of the automobile manufacturers will be
increasing their present price due to the transition. Moreover this issue has
got serious impact on sales of automobiles.
Entry segment cars like Alto, WagonR, Kwid,Celerio,Hyundai
Eon,Datsun Go ,Redi Go will have a hike of Rs 3000-5000.Mid Premium Hatchback
cars like Tiago,Swift,i10,Figo will extent hike of Rs.5000-10000.Dzire and Baleno
hot sellers will raise Rs.7000 to Rs.20000.Whereas Compact Suvs will witness a
hike of Rs.10000 to Rs.20000.Executive, Premium SUVs and luxury cars will be
raising their price as well.
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