Tata Motors to increase car prices by up to 3% from April 2025, citing rising input costs
Tata Motors has announced an upcoming price hike for its passenger vehicles, set to take effect in April 2025. The company plans to increase prices by up to 3%, marking the second adjustment within four months.
In January, Tata Motors had previously raised the prices of its cars by a similar margin. The automaker attributed the latest decision to rising input costs, stating that the adjustment aims to partially offset these financial pressures.
“The price revision will help mitigate the impact of increasing input costs,” the company said in an official statement, adding that the extent of the hike will vary based on the model and variant.
This move follows a recent price increase in Tata Motors’ commercial vehicle segment. Prices for these models were raised by up to 2%, depending on the specific variant.
With inflationary pressures and supply chain costs affecting the automotive industry, manufacturers across the board have been adjusting pricing strategies. Tata Motors’ decision aligns with broader industry trends, as several automakers have also revised prices in response to fluctuating costs.
Customers looking to purchase a Tata vehicle may want to consider the impending price increase when planning their purchases.
