Wagon R, Frankx, XL 6 and Aeriga have become expensive up to Rs 14,000, Wagon R, Fonex, XL 6 and Etiga have become expensive by 14,000: Maruti has raised prices for the third time, deciding after raising raw material prices

Maruti Suzuki has published a list of the new prices of four vehicles involved in his lineup. It includes Wagon R, Fronox, XL 6 and Aitiga. These cars have now become expensive up to Rs 14,000. The company announced the rise in prices of its vehicle from April -2025.

Maruti Wagon RK Protection Features have also been updated. The company has already raised its Maruti Grand Vitara and Echo prices, and 6 airbags have been standardized in both cars and some new features have been given in the Grand Vita.

This year, the price has increased for the third time The company has said in exchange filing that the decision has been made because of raw material and operational expenditure. Maruti Suzuki has raised its vehicle prices for the third time in 2025.

The first growth was in January 2021, where the company announced to increase up to 4%. The price was increased from 1% to 4% on the basis of the model.

Other automobile companies, Hyundai Motor India, Mahindra and Mahindra, Mercedes Benze, Reno India, Kia Motors, Honda BMW Motors and ADI have announced the rise in their vehicles since April -2025.

Other automobile companies have also raised prices

Other automobile companies, Hyundai Motor India, Mahindra and Mahindra, Mercedes Benze, Reno India, Kia Motors, Honda BMW Motors and ADI have announced the rise in their vehicles since April -2025.

Reasons to raise prices

All automobile companies have given almost the same reason behind the price raising. All production costs are increasing due to input costs and increased supply. Because of this, the prices of the companies are rising. This decision of the companies will directly affect customers’ pockets, especially on customers who are considering buying new cars.

Maruti sales increased by 3% in March

Maruti Suzuki sold 1,92,984 cars in March, and a year ago a total of 1,87,196 cars were sold in the same month. The total sale of Maruti has increased by 3% on an annual basis. According to the agency, in the country last month, it sold 1,50,743 passenger vehicles (PV), while the PV 1,52,718 unit had domestic sales in March 2024.

Maruti’s small car sales have dropped

Sales of small cars like Alto and S -Riso have dropped to 11,655 units last month, which was 11,829 units in March -2024. At the same time, the sale of ‘compact’ cars such as Balleno, Desire, Ignis and Swift came down in March, 66,66 units, which was a unit of 5 years ago, 5 units.

Utility vehicles such as Grand Vitara, Breja, Artiga and XL 6 were 58,436 in March last month, with 61,097 units. Van Echo sales were 10,409 units compared to the 12,019 units in March last year.

At the same time, light commercial vehicles super carry sales declined 2,391 units, which were 3,612 units in March last year. The company exported 32,968 vehicles in March, and 25,892 units were exported last year.

Maruti Suzuki revealed its first electronic car e-Vita in the India Global Mobility Expo-2025 in January, the company is preparing to launch it this year.

Maruti was owned by the Government of India in 1981

Maruti Suzuki was established as Maruti Industries Limited under the ownership of the Indian government on February 24 1981. In 1982, the company, including Japan’s Suzuki Corporation, formed a joint venture ‘Maruti Suzuki India Limited’.

The first budget car for Indians launched Maruti 800 in 1983. At the price of a former showroom at Rs 47,500, the company has enabled a large part of the country to buy a car. Maruti Suzuki has sold about 3 million cars in the country in the last 40 years.

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