Maruti Suzuki India says it will increase prices across its vehicle models by up to ₹30,000 starting June 2026. Multiple outlets report the company is citing sustained increases in input costs, along with inflationary pressures and a broader adverse cost environment. The price revision applies across the company’s portfolio, and the exact amount of the increase will vary by model.
One report also refers to an earlier development earlier in the year, noting that Maruti Suzuki had introduced a price protection scheme in January for customers who had booked vehicles but faced supply delays due to production constraints. That scheme is described as part of how the company managed rising costs and customer impact before moving to a broader price revision.
While the outlets highlight the same timeline and maximum increase figure, they differ slightly on emphasis—some focus on cost drivers such as fuel and inflation, and others focus on the company’s portfolio-wide implementation and the model-wise differences in the final pricing.
