Maruti Suzuki to hike prices by up to Rs 30,000 from June 2026
Amid rising input and manufacturing costs, Maruti Suzuki has announced a price hike of up to Rs 30,000 across its portfolio from June 2026, joining several automakers revising vehicle prices this year.
Maruti Suzuki has announced a price hike across its model range, with revised prices set to come into effect from June 2026. The company said prices of its vehicles will increase by up to Rs 30,000, depending on the model and variant.
In an official communication, the automaker attributed the decision to the sustained rise in input costs and continuing inflationary pressures impacting the automotive industry. The company stated that while it has been undertaking cost reduction measures over the past few months to absorb a part of the impact, the adverse cost environment has now made a partial price pass-through unavoidable.
Maruti Suzuki added that it has attempted to minimise the burden on customers as much as possible, though the exact increase will vary across its portfolio.
The latest revision comes amid a broader trend of price hikes across the Indian passenger vehicle industry, as manufacturers continue to grapple with higher commodity prices, logistics costs and overall inflationary pressures.
Earlier, Mahindra announced a price increase across its SUV and commercial vehicle range, effective April 6, 2026. The company said the hike would be up to 2.5 percent, with an average increase of around 1.6 percent across the portfolio. Mahindra attributed the move to a combination of rising input and operational costs.
Similarly, Tata Motors confirmed a marginal price increase across its internal combustion engine passenger vehicle lineup from April 1, 2026. The weighted average hike was pegged at around 0.5 percent, with the company citing sustained increases in input costs as the primary reason.
Hyundai Motor India has also announced a price revision across its entire lineup, with prices set to rise by up to 1 percent from May 2026. The automaker noted that the extent of the increase would depend on the specific model and variant.
The latest round of price revisions indicates that automakers are continuing to face pressure from rising manufacturing and supply chain costs, prompting companies to pass on at least a portion of the burden to customers while trying to maintain competitive pricing in the market.
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