Tata Cars To Expensive From April 2025, Check Details

Tata Motors will increase prices across its range of passenger vehicles, including electric vehicles (EVs), from April 2025. The price hike is due to rising input costs and will vary depending on the model and variant. Tata Motors currently offers 13 cars in India, including 8 internal combustion engine (ICE) models and 5 EVs.

Tata Cars To Expensive From April 2025, Check Details

Indian automaker Tata Motors after announcing a proposed price hike for commercial vehicles yesterday has today come out and revealed that it will be increasing the price of its passenger vehicle range in the country from April 2025.
Tata Motors has today released a statement citing proposed price of its passenger vehicle range which is set to come into effect from April 2025. The company cited rising input cost as the reason for this price hike. Tata Motors outlined that it will be increasing the prices of its passenger vehicles under the ICE and EV portfolio. The company has further stated that this price hike is likely to be implemented across its model range and the price hike will vary according to the models and variants.
The company stated that, “Tata Motors, India’s leading automobile manufacturer, announced today its intent to increase prices across its passenger vehicle range, including electric vehicles, effective April 2025. This price adjustment is being undertaken to partially offset the impact of rising input costs. The extent of the hike will vary depending on the model and variant.”
Tata Motors currently has 13 cars in its product lineup in India including 8 ICE models and 5 EVs. The ICE line up of Tata Motors includes - Tiago, Punch, Tigor, Altroz, Nexon, Curvv, Harrier and Safari. The EV lineup of Tata Motors includes - Tiago.ev, Punch.ev, Tigor.ev, Nexon.ev and Curvv.ev.
Although the company has shared an official intimation of the price hikes for its passenger vehicles range which will come into effect from April 2025 the company has not divulged any amount of percentage of this hike.

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