Customers will soon face higher costs when buying certain cars. The price increase is due to rising expenses that the manufacturer has been unable to fully absorb. Despite efforts to reduce costs, the company is passing on some of the increased expenses to buyers.
This change is set to take effect this month. The amount of the price hike varies, but it can be as much as ₹20,000.
Further information about the price increase and the affected models is available from the company's announcement.
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