Maruti Suzuki increased the prices of its cars across the arena and Nexa by 1.6 % on 16th April due to rising costs and shortage in supplies of auto components.
Maruti Dzire: Compared to 11,434 units sold in March 2021, it has shown an impressive 23% rise in sales with 14,073 units in April 2021.
With a marginal fall of 0.56%, Maruti Alto sold 17,303 units last month and it grabbed third place in the list. It became costly by Rs 12,000 last month, now priced between Rs 2.99 lakh to Rs 4.60 lakh.
Maruti S-Presso has increased its prices by Rs 7,000. Now, it’s available between Rs 3.78 lakh to Rs 5.26 lakh (Ex-showroom Delhi)
Maruti Wagon R gets the top position with 18,656 units sold in April 2021 as compared to 18,757 units in March 2021. The starting price of the hatchback is Rs 4.80 lakh.
Maruti Celerio comes with a 998cc engine and is available in petrol and CNG versions. With an increase of Rs 12,000 now it’s available at Rs 4.65 lakh to Rs 5.90 lakh price range.
The new Maruti Swift is also a popular choice among buyers and this could be one of the reasons among buyers for the company to keep its prices unchanged. So you can bring it home at its old price of Rs 5.73 lakh to Rs 8.27 lakh.
Maruti Suzuki Swift slipped to the second position in April 2021. It had total sales of 18,316 cars last month.
Maruti Ertiga is a Multi Utility Vehicle (MUV) that offers a choice of 1462 cc Petrol and 1462 cc CNG engine options. It became comparatively costlier by Rs 22,500 after the price increase. Now it’s available at Rs 7.81 lakh to Rs 10.59 lakh.
Maruti sold 11,220 units of the Vitara Brezza, with a marginal decline of 0.48% over 11,274 units sold in March 2021.
Maruti Eeco, the utility van that was initially available at Rs 3.97 lakh to Rs 5.18 lakh has now increased by Rs 11,000. And, the current price ranges from Rs 4.08 lakh to Rs 5.29 lakh
