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The highest price hike of Rs 15,000 is for the three-row XL6. It was launched last year. Its starting price has been Rs 11.41 lakh (ex-showroom). The WagonR, one of Maruti’s best-selling cars, has seen the least price hike of Rs 1,500. Its starting price will be Rs 5.54 lakh (ex-showroom). The price of the company’s Celerio has also increased by Rs 1,500. Its starting price will be Rs 5.36 lakh (ex-showroom). Apart from this, the price of Swift has increased by Rs 5,000.
in the last financial year Maruti Highest ever sales of 19,66,164 units sales is of. This includes 16,44,876 units sold in the domestic market, 61,995 units sold to other OEMs and 2,59,333 units exported. The company sold 15,491 units in the mini segment in March. Maruti’s sales in the compact segment stood at 82,314 units. The company sold 1,384 units of the Ciaz last month. This is much higher than the sales of around 300 units in the same month last year. Maruti’s utility vehicles sales stood at 25,001 units. The segment includes the Grand Vitara, Brezza, S-Cross, XL6 and Ertiga.
The company had showcased the new models Jimny and Fronx at the Auto Expo earlier this year and they will be launched soon. Bookings for both car models can be done through the company’s website or offline at Nexa dealerships. Last month, Maruti had reported that the semiconductor shortage could last for the next few quarters. This will further increase the number of pending orders for some of the company’s vehicles. The number of pending orders with Maruti has increased to 3.69 lakh units. The company suffered a production loss of around 46,000 units during October-December due to semiconductor shortage. The company may launch Jimny soon. It gets a 3-spoke steering wheel and a twin-pod analogue instrument cluster.
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