Isuzu Motors India to hike prices by up to Rs 1 lakh from 1 January to offset rise in input costs
Japanese automaker Isuzu Motors on Tuesday said it will hike its vehicle prices in India by up to Rs 1 lakh from January next year to offset the increased input and distribution cost
Mumbai: Japanese automaker Isuzu Motors on Tuesday said it will hike its vehicle prices in India by up to Rs 1 lakh from January next year to offset the increased input and distribution cost. The increase is expected to be between 1-2 percent for the commercial range and between 3-4 percent for the lifestyle and adventure pick-up range, the company said in a statement. In India, Isuzu Motors currently sells adventure utility vehicle D-MAX V-Cross, the seven-seater premium SUV mu-X, and variants of D-max pickups (Regular cab s-cab). The price increase will be in the range of Rs 15,000 to Rs 1,00,000 (ex-showroom) across models/variants, it said. The price revision, which is effective from 1 January, has been undertaken due to the increasing input and distribution cost, the firm said in the statement.
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