Maruti Suzuki India stated in its latest regulatory document: “During the past year, due to the increase in various input costs, the company’s vehicle costs have continued to be adversely affected. Therefore, the company must overcome some of the above additional costs through price increases. Passed on to customers. The price increase is planned for the second quarter, and the price increase varies for different models.”

Maruti Suzuki: Sales

At the same time, between April and May 2021, the automaker sold 1,68,782 vehicles in the domestic market, and its photovoltaic market share was 48.27%. Four hatchbacks-Swift (25,321), Baleno (21,187), Wagon R (20,742) and Alto (20,523)-lead the automaker’s sales figures. Between April and May 2021, Maruti Suzuki produced 1,98,213 cars, sold 1,68,782 cars in the domestic market, and exported 28,278 cars.

At the same time, Maruti Suzuki also led the Indian-made car export rankings with a total shipment of 28,278 units in the first two months of the current fiscal year. With 7,037 vehicles, Baleno is the most exported model in the first two months of fiscal 2022, followed by Dzire (4,499) and S-Presso (4,241).

Maruti Suzuki: Coming soon

In terms of models, Maruti Suzuki will be launched soon Next generation Celerio In the Indian market. In addition, there are discussions about the brand’s new SUVs and premium hatchbacks that the brand is expected to launch next year.This 5 doors Jimny is also in development For India, as we reported earlier.

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