Maruti Suzuki India announces a price increase across its vehicle range effective August 2026. Multiple reports say the hike will be up to ₹30,000, with the exact amount varying by model. The company attributes the revision to higher input costs and ongoing inflationary pressures, and says it has faced a challenging cost environment. In regulatory filings referenced by outlets, Maruti Suzuki states it has taken internal measures in recent months to control expenses and limit the impact of rising costs, but it still plans to pass on part of the increased expenditure to customers. The reports also note that the broader auto sector faces cost pressures such as higher raw material prices and logistics and other operational expenses. Maruti’s portfolio spans entry-level hatchbacks through SUVs and premium models, with ex-showroom prices reported across a broad range in the sources. Together, the outlets present the price change as a company-wide adjustment intended to manage sustained increases in production and operating costs while maintaining competitiveness in India’s passenger vehicle market.