Maruti Suzuki cars to get costlier from April 8, Grand Vitara to cost up to Rs 62,000 more

Maruti Suzuki, India’s largest carmaker, has announced a price hike across models effective April 8 due to rising input costs, operational expenses, and feature additions. The hike impacts models like the Grand Vitara the most, with increases up to Rs 62,000, followed by other models such as the Wagon-R and Ertiga.

India's largest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki, on Wednesday announced a rise in prices across models due to rising input costs, operational expenses, regulatory changes and feature additions from April 8. While the automaker has been working to optimize costs and limit the impact on customers, it noted that some portion of the increased expenses will need to be passed on to the market. On March 17, the company had announced a hike by up to 4% starting April 2025.

This follows a similar 4% increase implemented in January 2025, which was announced in December last year. Additionally, the company raised prices again in February, with increases ranging from Rs 1,500 to Rs 32,500 across select models.The impact of the current hike will affect Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara the most, increasing by up to Rs 62,000.

Model-wise price hikeGrand Vitara: Up to 62,000Eeco: Up to Rs 22,500Wagon-R: Up to Rs 14,000Ertiga: Up to Rs 12,500xL6: Up to Rs 12,500Dzire Tour S: Up to Rs 3,000Fronx: Up to Rs 2,500.