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Maruti hikes prices

New Delhi, May 20

Citing rising input costs, Maruti has hiked prices on its cars in the range of Rs 1,000-18,000 across all models effective from Monday. The highest increase is on Swift Diesel and Dzire, according to Maruti dealers. Other companies would also firm up their plans on price increase by the month end. Hyundai Motor spokesperson said: "We would increase the prices by the end of this month after we work out the model specific increase in a day or two." GM Vice-President Corporate Affairs said that the company is likely to increase the prices by 1 per cent across all the models. Honda Siel Cars, which hiked prices on City early May, however, said that it would maintain value of its products at the same level. - Our Bureau

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