Tata Motors has announced an increase in the prices of its cars starting April 1 due to rising input costs, with increases ranging from ₹2,285 to nearly ₹13,000 across all models and variants.
Tata Motors has confirmed that it will raise the prices of all its internal combustion engine vehicles by 0.5% starting April 1. This price increase affects various models and variants of petrol, diesel, and CNG cars, marking a direct response to the continuously rising input costs faced by the company. For consumers planning to purchase a Tata car, this means they will need to spend more starting in April.
The specific increase in prices will vary depending on the model, ranging from ₹2,285 to approximately ₹13,000. While Tata Motors has not disclosed how much prices will rise for each model or variant, it indicates that the adjustments apply universally across their entire lineup. The cheapest Tata vehicle, the Tata Tiago, starts at ₹4.57 lakh, while the Tata Safari is the most expensive, starting at ₹13.29 lakh.
This announcement comes at a time when the automotive industry is grappling with increased costs, and Tata Motors aims to maintain its profitability through these adjustments. Customers looking for Tata's new models, including the recently launched Tata Harrier EV QWD, should be aware of these upcoming price hikes if they are considering a purchase soon.
