India's number 1 hatchback Wagon R became expensive, know new price

India's number 1 hatchback Wagon R became expensive, know new price

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The price of Maruti Suzuki Wagon R has increased by Rs 15,000, due to which its ex-showroom price has now increased from Rs 5.64 lakh to Rs 7.47 lakh. Other models such as Brezza and Dzire prices have also increased.

Apart from Wagon R, the rest of Maruti's cars have also become expensive.

Highlights

  • The price of Maruti Wagon R increased by Rs 15,000.
  • The new ex-showroom price from 5.64 lakh to 7.47 lakh rupees.
  • Other models also increased the prices of Brezza and Dzire.

New Delhi. The price of Maruti Suzuki Wagon R, which is included in the country's best -selling hatchback cars, has increased.
Maruti Suzuki Wagon R has seen an increase of up to Rs 15,000, now the ex-showroom price of Wagon R has increased between Rs 5.64 lakh to Rs 7.47 lakh. The price hike has affected not only on Wagon R, but also on other models of Maruti Suzuki like Brezza and new Maruti Suzuki Dzire.

Maruti Suzuki Wagon R Variants such as VXI 1.0 AGS, ZXI 1.2 AGS, ZXI+ 1.2 AGS and ZXI+ AGS Dual-Tone variants are now expensive by Rs 15,000. The price of all other variants of Maruti Suzuki Wagon R, including the CNG model, has seen an increase of Rs 10,000. Maruti Suzuki Wagon R is available with two engine options-a 1.0-liter petrol and a 1.2-liter unit. The first generates 66bhp and 89Nm torque, while the larger 1.2-liter unit produces 89bhp and 113Nm torque. Maruti Suzuki Wagon R is also available in CNG variants with a 1.0-liter engine, which generates 56bhp power. Maruti Suzuki Wagon RK gearbox options include an manual and an AMT unit.

Alto K10 – Rs 19,500
S-represo-Rs 5000
Celerio – Rs 32,500
Wagon-R-Rs 15,000
Swift – Rs 5000
Desire – Rs 10,000
Brezza – Rs 20,000
Ertiga – Rs 15,000
Eco – Rs 12,000
Super Carry – Rs 10,000
Ignis – Rs 6,000
Ciaz – Rs 1,500
Baleno – Rs 9,000
Fronx – Rs 5,500
Jimney – Rs 1,500
Invito – Rs 30,000
Grand Vitara- Rs 25,000

Maruti Suzuki Wagon R collides with Hyundai and Tata Motors with several popular hatchback cars, while in the company's lineup, it also competes with Celerio. Wagon R Maruti continues to generate good sales figure for Suzuki and sometimes the sales are on the top of the chart.

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India's number 1 hatchback Wagon R became expensive, know new price

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Maruti Suzuki cars will become expensive from January 2025, price increase announced by up to 4%

Maruti Suzuki cars will become expensive from January 2025, price increase announced by up to 4%

New Delhi. The country's largest car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki is going to increase the prices of its cars by up to 4% from the new year i.e. January 2025. The company says that this step has been taken to balance the rising input costs and operating expenses. The company gave this information in an exchange filing on December 6.

The company's statement said, “In view of the increasing input costs and operating expenses, it has been decided to increase the prices of cars from January 2025. This increase in prices will vary depending on different models and can be up to a maximum of 4%.”

Trying to have minimal impact on customers
Maruti Suzuki also said that it is trying to keep its impact on customers to a minimum. However, “it may be necessary to pass on some increased costs to the market,” the company clarified.

The stock of India's largest carmaker was trading 0.58% higher at ₹11,246.9 at 12:06 pm on December 6.

FIRST PUBLISHED: December 6, 2024, 12:24 IST

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Maruti Suzuki to hike prices of its cars from January

Maruti Suzuki to hike prices of its cars from January

If you are planning to buy a Maruti Suzuki car soon, you have just one month to drive home one before it gets costlier. Maruti Suzuki, India’s largest passenger vehicle manufacturer, has announced today (November 27) that it will increase the price of its models from New Year. The new prices will be applicable from January 1 next year. However, Maruti Suzuki has not specified if the fresh price hike will be applicable across all models and also the rate of price increase. The latest hike in Maruti Suzuki car prices will be implemented due to rising production costs.

By: HT Auto Desk
| Updated on: 27 Nov 2023, 14:56 PM

Maruti Suzuki has announced that it will increase the prices of its cars in India from January 1 next year. (REUTERS)

On Monday, a regulatory filing from Maruti Suzuki said that the hike has become necessary due to ‘increased cost pressure driven by overall inflation and increased commodity prices.’ However, the carmaker assured that it is taking steps to minimise its effect on buyers. It said, “While the company makes maximum efforts to reduce cost and offset the increase, it may have to pass on some increase to the market. This price increase shall vary across models.”

Maruti Suzuki has not specified the quantum of the proposed price hike. The carmaker currently sells small to mid-size cars with few in the compact or large segment. Alto, its entry-level model as well as the smallest car in its lineup, comes at a starting price of 3.54 lakh (ex-showroom). The Invicto MPV, based on Toyota Innova HyCross, is the largest car Maruti sells. The price of Invicto starts from 24.80 lakh (ex-showroom).

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Models like Baleno, Swift and WagonR are the three top-selling cars from the Maruti stable. These three cars generally are the highest selling vehicles in India on a monthly basis. Of late, Maruti Suzuki has also stepped up its SUV game, and has become the largest SUV manufacturer with models like Brezza, Fronx, Grand Vitara and Jimny as offerings. Maruti Suzuki has grabbed 22% of the SUV market share, so far in FY24, which is quite close to its target of 25% for the financial year. The Grand Vitara compact SUV, rival to the likes of Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos, recently became the fastest model in its category to clock one lakh sales since its launch last year.

First Published Date: 27 Nov 2023, 14:56 PM IST


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