These Maruti Suzuki Cars Set To Get Dearer In India From April 8, 2025

Last month Maruti Suzuki announced that they are planning to increase the prices of its cars from April 2025. The price increase is expected to be up to 4% and will vary depending on the model.

In a recent regulatory filing, the automaker announced that they are set to increase prices of its certain models from April 8 2025. Maruti said that the price hike is due to "rising input costs, operational expenses, regulatory changes and feature additions."

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"While the Company is committed to optimise costs and reduce the impact on its customers, the Company is constrained to pass on some of the increased expenses to the market," company added.

The price hike will vary across different models. The Grand Vitara will see the highest increase, with prices rising by up to Rs 62,000. The Eeco will have a price hike of up to Rs 22,500, while the Wagon-R will become costlier by up to Rs 14,000. Prices for the Ertiga and XL6 will increase by up to Rs 12,500. The Dzire Tour S will see a smaller increase of up to Rs 3,000 and the Fronx will have the lowest price adjustment, with an increase of up to Rs 2,500.

This will be the second time in the last two months that Maruti Suzuki has increased vehicle prices by 4%. In January, the company hiked prices by Rs 1,500 to Rs 32,500 across various models.

Maruti Suzuki currently offers seventeen cars in the Indian market, with ex-showroom prices ranging from Rs 4.23 lakh to Rs 29.22 lakh. The lineup includes hatchbacks, SUVs, sedans, and MPVs.

In March 2025 Maruti Suzuki sold 1,83,711 units (Domestic + Export) reflecting a Y-o-Y growth of 2.85% when compared to 1,78,610 units dispatched in March 2024. In domestic market Maruti sold 1,50,743 units reflecting a Y-o-Y decline of 1.29% when compared to 1,52,718 units dispatched domestically in March 2024. In terms of export, Maruti Suzuki shipped 32,968 units in March 2025 reflecting a Y-o-Y increase of 27.32% when compared to 25,892 units shipped globally in March 2024.