
New Delhi:
BMW Group India has also joined the list of automakers who have increased the price of vehicles. The company has announced a price hike in its BMW and Mini Car range by 3% on Thursday. According to the Offerous notification, revised prices will apply from April 1, 2025. However, the company has not stated which models will increase the highest increase.
Both luxury sedan and SUV models will be affected
This price adjustment by BMW India is being done due to rising input costs, which is due to high content expenditure. This adjustment will affect both luxury sedan and SUV in the lineup of BMW, including the company’s locally manufactured models.
Why do automakers revise the car prices?
Automkers including Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) typically revise the car prices twice a year. This step follows a trend among the automekers, as many brands have also announced an increase in prices by citing similar reasons. Increase in social costs, which has put pressure on the manufacturers, which has been stressed on the price of the vehicle, which has been stressed in the price of the vehicle, which has been stressed in the price of the vehicle. Is.
Customers get financial services facility
BMW India, BMW India provides financial assistance to customers through Financial Services. The smart finance options of the company include attractive monthly installments, low interest rates for selected models, sure by-back options and flexible end-of-term benefit.
BMW invested more than Rs 520 crore in India
BMW Group India is a full -ridden subsidiary of BMW Group, whose headquarters are in Gurugram, NCR. The company has invested more than Rs 520 crore in its Indian operations, including a manufacturing plant in Chennai, a parts warehouse in Pune, a training center in Gurugram and a dealer network in major cities.
Renault India increased the price of all car models by 2%
Earlier, Renault India has also announced that it will increase the prices of all its car models by 2 percent from April. Increase in prices will depend on models and variants. The company said that this decision has been taken due to rising production costs, which it has been facing for a long time.
“We have tried to keep the prices stable for a long time, but the continuous increase in input costs has made this price adjustment necessary,” said Venkataram Mmilapalle, Country CEO and MD of Renault India.
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