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flag Maruti Suzuki may raise prices due to rising costs, despite strong demand and new plant expansions.

flag Maruti Suzuki India may raise vehicle prices in response to rising commodity costs, despite strong demand fueled by GST rate cuts, according to senior executive Partho Banerjee. flag The company reported 278,000 bookings in January and a backlog of 175,000 unfulfilled orders due to production limits. flag While no immediate price hikes have been implemented, cost pressures could prompt future adjustments. flag The company is absorbing some increases through efficiency gains and has introduced a price protection scheme for pre-January buyers. flag New plants in Kharkhoda and Gujarat are expected to boost capacity, with a new electric SUV, e VITARA, launching this month.

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