(Reuters) -Automakers Tata Motors and Maruti Suzuki India said on Monday that they will increase the prices of vehicles to offset raw material and operational costs. Tata Motors will hike prices of its commercial vehicles,

Tata Motors and Maruti Suzuki will increase vehicle prices from April 2025, citing rising input costs. Tata Motors' commercial vehicles will see up to a 2% hike, while Maruti Suzuki will raise prices by up to 4%.

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Maruti Suzuki India , the country's top carmaker, said on Monday it will hike car prices by up to 4% from April 2025, due to rising raw material and operational costs.

Maruti Suzuki has confirmed an upcoming price hike of up to 4 percent for its entire model line-up. Set to go into effect starting April 2025, the price increase is claimed to be a result of rising input costs and operational expenses for the carmaker.

Maruti Suzuki, India's largest car manufacturer, has announced a price hike of up to 4per cent on its vehicles, effective April 2025. According to Maruti Suzuki, the company cited rising input costs and operational expenses as the primary reasons for this decision.