Maruti Suzuki partially passes West Asia-linked cost pressures to customers
Maruti Suzuki says it has partially passed on cost increases tied to the West Asia crisis. The carmaker also highlighted Brezza pricing from ₹7.39 lakh and said e-Vitara demand remains encouraging despite production constraints, supported by nearly 12,000 chargers installed nationwide.
Maruti Suzuki said it partially passed West Asia crisis-related cost increases to customers. It launched the Brezza from ₹7.39 lakh with updated turbo and CNG powertrains, while citing encouraging e-Vitara demand despite production constraints and nearly 12,000 installed chargers.
Why this matters
The move follows Maruti Suzuki's planned vehicle price rise of up to ₹30,000 from August 2026, alongside Brezza updates including a turbo-petrol 2026 showcase and a new 1.0-litre turbo variant.
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