With effect from April 1, 2025, Tata Motors announced that the prices of all of its commercial vehicle models will be increased by up to two percent.

This price change, which will vary based on the model and variant, is a reaction to growing input costs and will take effect on April 1, 2025.

A major player in the global auto industry, Tata Motors is a part of the $ 165 billion Tata Group.

With a range of automobiles, trucks, buses, utility vehicles, and electric vehicles (EVs), Tata Motors is dedicated to providing cutting-edge and environmentally friendly transportation solutions.

The company spearheaded India's EV transition and is still at the forefront of the push for more environmentally friendly, technologically advanced automotive solutions.

The announcement was made just hours after the biggest automaker in India, Maruti Suzuki, revealed plans on to raise car prices by as much as four percent starting in April 2025.

The company stated that the main reasons for this choice were inflationary pressures, operational costs, and growing input costs. 

 

Maruti Suzuki said that although efforts are being made to optimize costs and minimize the impact on consumers, some of these increased expenses will inevitably need to be passed on to the market.

The automotive industry is facing challenges like rising raw material costs, rising logistics expenses, and inflation.

Depending on the particular model and variant, the price rise will differ, reflecting the extent of cost increases for each. The company underlined its dedication to providing value to its clients despite these financial challenges.

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The actions of Tata Motor and Maruti Suzuki, two major players in the Indian car industry, coincide with the industry's continuous struggles, which include shifting global supply chain problems and growing commodity prices.