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Maruti Suzuki, India's largest carmaker, has announced to increase prices across segments with effect from January 2022.
Over the past year, the cost of company's vehicles continue to be adverselyimpacted due to an increase in various input costs. Therefore, it has become imperativefor the domestic carmaker to pass on some impact of the above additional costs to customers through a price hike.
Maruti Suzuki has already increased three times the prices of its cars in 2021.

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Commodities, chips and CAFE2 push Maruti Suzuki into hiking prices for a fourth time in under 1 year.

Maruti Suzuki prices hike in Jan 2022

Maruti&nbsp;Suzuki has already increased three times the prices of its cars in 2021

Maruti&nbsp;Suzuki, India's largest carmaker,&nbsp;has announced to increase prices across segments with effect from January&nbsp;2022. This is the fourth price hike for the auto maker that is seeing cost pressures as commodity prices rise and new norms kick in raising investments as well.&nbsp;
In a statement to the exchanges Maruti&nbsp;said that "the cost of company's vehicles continue to be adversely impacted due to an increase in various input costs. Therefore, it has become imperative&nbsp;to pass on some impact of the above additional costs."
Increasing prices at the beginning of the year is a practice many carmakers have adopted and this year most are expected to steep hikes as the CAFE 2 norms&nbsp;which require carmakers to reduce their average corporate CO2 emissions are slated to come into effect from August 2022.

The passenger vehicle waiting period escalated to as high as seven months even as some reports suggest that about a million Indians are in the queue.
The Federation of Automobiles Dealers Association in a recent report claimed that almost half of the PV dealers lost more than 20% of their sales due to supply-side constraints.
Global shortage of wafers which is an input for semiconductor, continued to linger around and kept the PV waiting period high, FADA said in the report.
Moreover, a significant rise in personal mobility needs has given a push to the demand, leading to almost half a million waiting to buy a used car and another half a million Indian are waiting to buy the car they have booked, as reported by the Economic Times.
Due to the waiting period, fewer people are looking to exchange their old cars with new and the repossession by financiers has also declined because of the moratorium benefits. This has lead to a supply shortage in the used car market.

'Seven months': that's the waiting period to buy a new car; a million in queue

The passenger vehicle waiting period escalated to as high as seven months even as some reports suggest that about a million Indians are in the queue.
The Federation of Automobiles Dealers Association in a recent report claimed that almost half of the PV dealers lost more than 20% of their sales due to supply-side constraints.
Global shortage of wafers which is an input for semiconductor, continued to linger around and kept the PV waiting period high, FADA said in the report.
Moreover, a significant rise in personal mobility needs has given a push to the demand, leading to almost half a million waiting to buy a used car and another half a million Indian are waiting to buy the car they have booked, as reported by the Economic Times.
Due to the waiting period, fewer people are looking to exchange their old cars with new and the repossession by financiers has also declined because of the moratorium benefits. This has lead to a supply shortage in the used car market.

Technoking&nbsp;Musk is setting his eyes on Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru for setting up showrooms for Tesla as it gears to enter India this year.&nbsp;Reuters reports Tesla is&nbsp;looking for commercial properties as large as 20,000-30,000 square feet each to open showrooms and service centres.&nbsp;
In January the company took its&nbsp;first step&nbsp;toward launching in the country, registering Tesla Motors India and Energy Private Limited in Bengaluru.&nbsp;
India recorded just 5,000 EV sales out of the total 2.4 million cars sold last year, while in China new energy vehicle sales touched 1.25 million.

Tesla scouts for showroom space in India, gears for 2021 launch 

Technoking&nbsp;Musk is setting his eyes on Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru for setting up showrooms for Tesla as it gears to enter India this year.&nbsp;

Technoking&nbsp;Musk is setting his eyes on Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru for setting up showrooms for Tesla as it gears to enter India this year.&nbsp; Reuters reports Tesla is&nbsp;looking for commercial properties as large as 20,000-30,000 square feet each to open showrooms and service centres.&nbsp;
In January the company took its&nbsp;first step&nbsp;toward launching in the country, registering Tesla Motors India and Energy Private Limited in Bengaluru.&nbsp;
 India recorded just 5,000 EV sales out of the total 2.4 million cars sold last year, while in China new energy vehicle sales touched 1.25 million.

India&rsquo;s largest car maker Maruti Suzuki is gearing up for a price hike from April 1.&nbsp;In a statement to the exchanges the auto major cited increase in input costs as the main rationale for&nbsp;the price hike which they said will vary across the models .&nbsp;
Maruti stated&nbsp;&ldquo;&nbsp;it has become imperative for the company to pass on some impact of the above additional cost to customers through a price increase in April, 2021&rdquo;.
Ironically the company had announced a&nbsp;series of discounts in March to buck up sales before the fiscal year closes .&nbsp;

Gear up to pay more for cars, Maruti to raise car prices from April 1

Gear up to pay more for cars from April, Maruti announces it&rsquo;s second price hike in less than four months blames rising&nbsp;input costs.&nbsp;

India&rsquo;s largest car maker Maruti Suzuki is gearing up for a price hike from April 1.&nbsp; In a statement to the exchanges the auto major cited increase in input costs as the main rationale for&nbsp;the price hike which they said will vary across the models .&nbsp;
 Maruti stated&nbsp;&ldquo;&nbsp;it has become imperative for the company to pass on some impact of the above additional cost to customers through a price increase in April, 2021&rdquo;.
 Ironically the company had announced a&nbsp;series of discounts in March to buck up sales before the fiscal year closes .&nbsp;

Heavy discounts on cars across the board as car makers hoping to close out the pandemic wash out year on a high.&nbsp;India's largest car manufacturer Maruti is offering discountsacross it's Nexa&nbsp;brands with&nbsp;S-Cross currently attracting a maximum discount of Rs 67,000.Tata&nbsp;Motors has listed out the discount offers on its range of models for March 2021 and it is as high as Rs 70,000 on select models.&nbsp;Hyundai though has given a miss to discounts for the popular car i20, Creta&nbsp;there is a Rs 1 lakh&nbsp;discount on the Elantra and an even higher discount on the&nbsp;Kona Electric 2020 model.

Car makers offer Rs 1 lakh discounts on cars ahead of March closing

Heavy discounts on cars across the board as car makers hoping to close out the pandemic wash out year on a high.&nbsp; India's largest car manufacturer Maruti is offering discountsacross it's Nexa&nbsp;brands with&nbsp;S-Cross currently attracting a maximum discount of Rs 67,000. Tata&nbsp;Motors has listed out the discount offers on its range of models for March 2021 and it is as high as Rs 70,000 on select models.&nbsp; Hyundai though has given a miss to discounts for the popular car i20, Creta&nbsp;there is a Rs 1 lakh&nbsp;discount on the Elantra and an even higher discount on the&nbsp;Kona Electric 2020 model.

Heavy discounts on cars across the board as car makers hoping to close out the pandemic wash out year on a high.&nbsp;
India's largest car manufacturer Maruti is offering discountsacross it's Nexa&nbsp;brands with&nbsp;S-Cross currently attracting a maximum discount of Rs 67,000.
Tata&nbsp;Motors has listed out the discount offers on its range of models for March 2021 and it is as high as Rs 70,000 on select models.&nbsp;
Hyundai though has given a miss to discounts for the popular car i20, Creta&nbsp;there is a Rs 1 lakh&nbsp;discount on the Elantra and an even higher discount on the&nbsp;Kona Electric 2020 model.

Heavy discounts on cars across the board as car makers hoping to close out the pandemic wash out year on a high.&nbsp; India's largest car manufacturer Maruti is offering discountsacross it's Nexa&nbsp;brands with&nbsp;S-Cross currently attracting a maximum discount of Rs 67,000. Tata&nbsp;Motors has listed out the discount offers on its range of models for March 2021 and it is as high as Rs 70,000 on select models.&nbsp; Hyundai though has given a miss to discounts for the popular car i20, Creta&nbsp;there is a Rs 1 lakh&nbsp;discount on the Elantra and an even higher discount on the&nbsp;Kona Electric 2020 model.

Elon Musk has announced that Tesla's upcoming full self-driving subscription will be available from "early next year". 

Full self-driving subscription for Teslas coming 

Elon Musk has announced that Tesla's upcoming full self-driving subscription will be available from "early next year".

Full self-driving subscription for Teslas coming "early next year"

Elon Musk has announced that Tesla's upcoming full self-driving subscription will be available from "early next year". The monthly payment package will offer customers that lease their Tesla vehicles instead of buying them, an option to use the company's autonomous driving technology.

Elon Musk has announced that Tesla's upcoming full self-driving subscription will be available from "early next year". The monthly payment package will offer customers that lease their Tesla vehicles instead of buying them, an option to use the company's autonomous driving technology. The subscription package is also likely to reduce prices for such customers, who currently may be expected to pay $10,000 for full self-driving technology from Tesla. It's worth noting that Tesla's fully autonomous technology is still in beta.

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