Publish Date – 4:41 pm, Sat, 26 March 22
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Day by day the prices of cars are increasing in the auto sector. After BMW, now Toyota has released a new update regarding the prices of its car in India. Toyota Kirloskar Motor has joined the list of car makers to increase the prices of their cars from next month.
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The Japanese carmaker, which recently launched the 2022 Glanza premium hatchback in India, has announced a price hike of up to 4 percent across all models from April 1. Toyota issued a statement on Saturday saying that due to increase in input cost, the latest price hike is necessary. Apart from the Glanza, the Japanese carmaker sells six models in the Indian markets including Fortuner, Innova Crysta, Camry, Vellfire and Urban Cruiser.
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Toyota Motor is also expected to launch a new model in India very soon. The Toyota Hilux pickup truck, which has already been revealed by the carmaker on January 20 this year, was to be launched in March. However, the carmaker decided to stop taking bookings for the Hilux without assigning any reason. It seems that the launch has also been postponed for some time. The carmaker is expected to announce the new dates soon.
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Toyota Motor is also expected to launch a new model in India very soon. The Toyota Hilux pickup truck, which has already been revealed by the carmaker on January 20 this year, was to be launched in March. However, the carmaker decided to stop taking bookings for the Hilux without assigning any reason. It seems that the launch has also been postponed for some time. The carmaker is expected to announce the new dates soon.
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Toyota has become the latest carmaker to join the list of hikers in the prices of its vehicles. BMW India on Friday announced a hike in prices of its full product range by up to 3.5 per cent from next month. Other luxury carmakers like Audi and Mercedes-Benz are also planning to hike prices from April 1.
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