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- Maruti Suzuki India has announced a price increase of up to 30,000 rupees on its cars, effective from August 2026, citing rising input costs.
- This is the second hike in two months, following a similar increase of up to 30,000 rupees in June 2026.
- The company, the country's largest automaker, says it tried to keep prices low but had to act due to continuously rising input costs.
- The impact will vary across models, and buyers planning a purchase before August may save money, though the company has not detailed per-model increases.
What to watch next
- Whether small cars like S-Presso and Alto are exempt from this hike, as they were in the June increase
- How the price hike affects the new Breza facelift launching on July 24
- Exact model-wise price increases, which the company has not yet disclosed
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