Latest Car News in India

French auto major Renault has hiked the prices of its three vehicles in India, including compact sports utility vehicle Duster, by one per cent to partially offset rising input costs. The company, which is present in India through a wholly-owned subsidiary, has increased the prices of Duster, mid-segment sedan Scala and hatchback Pulse, across.... [Read More]

For those who are speculating to buy a new Maruti Suzuki for their family this year, here is great news which will bring huge smile on their faces. It is reported that with an objective to enhance its sales has announced to continue the existing discounts and other interesting schemes on its various models as earlier. According to Mr. Ajay.... [Read More]

For Indian carmakers, profiteering has taken a backseat this time. After announcing price increases from April, most companies such as Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Tata MotorsBSE 0.45 %, Toyota Kirloskar, Ford Motors, General Motors & Mercedes Benz are holding on to their old prices to avoid any market backlash expected due to a weak demand and.... [Read More]

Audi India, the Indian division of German car maker has announced to hike the prices of its flagship in Indian car market from May 1, 2014. This hike will be up-to three percent. Answering the reason of price hike sources of Audi said that in current scenario as an impact of regular fluctuations in value of rupee as compared to Dollar, it.... [Read More]

Couple of weeks all major car making companies existing in Indian car market have announced to cut the prices of their vehicles as an impact of decline in excise duty declared by the Honorable Finance Minister of India in interim budget. Now just after couple of weeks all companies have said that they are going to hike the prices of their.... [Read More]

Mahindra & Mahindra, Honda Cars India and Tata Motors are looking to increase prices of their models from next month, mainly to offset higher input and operational costs. "We are actively contemplating increasing the prices of our vehicles in April due to increase in input and operational costs," Mahindra & Mahindra Chief.... [Read More]

Following the surprise reduction in excise duty on Monday, carmakers have decided to pass on the benefits to customers by dropping prices, a move they hope will lift their fortunes at the fag end of the fiscal after a year of gloom and dismal sales.  The biggest relief came from Maruti Suzuki that controls more than 40 per cent of the 2.6.... [Read More]