Maruti Suzuki has raised prices between INR1,100 and INR9,000 (US$25-$203) across all models, its second price increase in three months.
The increase, ranging from 0.2% to 2.4% for various models, was effective on 4 April.
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“The price increase is to partially cover rising input costs,” a spokesman told Reuters.
Maruti last raised prices in late January, by up to 2.4% across most models.
The company had reported an 18% decline in third quarter net profit as higher royalty payouts and rising input costs weighed on margins.
Last week, Maruti reported car sales rose 28.2% in March.
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