Maruti Suzuki India raised the prices of all its models, except Alto, by up to Rs. 7,500, citing a sharp increase in input costs. The new prices are applicable with immediate effect, the company said.
The price revision, however, will not include its largest selling model Alto. Maruti Suzuki will be launching its new Alto on the 4th of August.
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