Your favourite Maruti car will cost more from this date after fresh price hike

  • This is the first time this year that Maruti Suzuki will increase the price of its cars.
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Maruti Suzuki, India's largest carmaker, has announced price hike by up to ₹32,500 from February 1. The price hike will affect all the models in Maruti's lineup in India.
Maruti Suzuki Dzire
Maruti Suzuki, India's largest carmaker, has announced price hike by up to ₹32,500 from February 1. The price hike will affect all the models in Maruti's lineup in India.

India's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki has announced price hike across all its models in the lineup. In a regulatory filing to the stock exchanges, the carmaker said that it will implement new price list of its cars from February 1. The increase in price of Maruti cars will range between 1,500 and 32,500 depending on models. This is the first time this year that the carmaker will implement a blanket price hike on its models.

In December last year, Maruti Suzuki had announced that it will hike the prices of its cars by up to four per cent. The carmaker had said that rising input costs and operational expenses forced it to pass the burden to its customers from this year. The carmaker has now officially revealed what sort of price hike will be implemented on its cars from next month.

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Maruti price hike: Check which cars will cost more

According to the price hike announced by Maruti Suzuki, the Celerio hatchback will witness the biggest increase in cost. The price of the car will be hiked by 32,500. The second biggest price hike among Maruti cars will be implemented on the Invicto, an MPV derived from Toyota Motor's Innova HyCross hybrid MPV. The price of the Invicto will go up by 30,000. Popular models like Baleno, Swift and WagonR will also witness price hike between 5,000 and 15,000. The price of popular MPVs like Ertiga and XL6 will also go up. While the Ertiga will cost 15,000 more, the XL6 will see price hike of 10,000.

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Maruti price hike: SUVs to get costlier

The price of Maruti Suzuki's SUVs will increase by up to 25,000. The Grand Vitara SUV will see the third biggest price hike among Maruti cars. Grand Vitara is among the top-selling SUVs from the carmaker which rivals the likes of Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos among others in the compact segment. Among other SUVs, the price of the Brezza has been increased by 20,000. The Brezza is the best-selling SUV from Maruti which rivals the likes of Tata Nexon, Kia Sonet, Hyundai Venue among others in the sub-compact segment. SUVs like Jimny and Fronx will see the least price hike. While the Fronx will get expensive by 5,500, the Jimny will cost 1,500 more than its existing price.

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First Published Date: 24 Jan 2025, 09:47 AM IST
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