Maruti Suzuki said it was forced to raise car prices by up to ₹30,000 after the West Asia crisis pushed up input costs, despite delaying increases for months. The company is now counting on the new Brezza SUV, e-Vitara and a multi-powertrain strategy to drive growth while defending its market leadership.
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