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The Price of Silence: Why India's Two-Stage Car Launches Are Backfiring?
In the age of reels and rapid opinion, price silence is not suspense-it's misdirection. And in India's car market, misdirection can cost far more than a delayed announcement.
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Tesla Making Indian Debut Tomorrow, Model Y Could Be First Offering
Tesla enters India with a showroom in Mumbai, Model Y liley to be its first offering in the country.
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Honda To Raise Car Prices In India From Next Month. See Details
Honda Cars India plans to increase the prices of its vehicles from January to partially offset the impact of the riding input costs, according to a senior company official.
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Honda Cars India To Hike Prices Across Range From August 2021
Honda Cars India will be increasing prices across its model range effective next month. The Japanese car manufacturer has attributed the hike due to increased input costs.
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Maruti Suzuki Announces Price Hike Of Select Models
India's largest carmaker- Maruti Suzuki has announced to increase the prices of select models by up to Rs. 10,000. The new prices will be effective from January 10, 2019 (today). The decision comes due to the impact of rising commodity prices and foreign exchange rates. The cyclical price revision happens at the start of every year and has become a...
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Honda Cars India To Increase Prices From January 2019
Honda Cars India has decided to increase the prices of its entire product range from January 2019 on the wake of rising input cost. The decision to increase the prices is a part of cyclical price revision which has become a norm in the industry. Recently, some of the major carmakers such as Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Ford, Renault, Nissan, Toyota ...
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Infrastructure Cess to Be Eventually Included in Goods and Services Tax
The government will subsume all additional levies such as Krishi Kalyan and Infrastructure cess in the Goods and Services Tax (GST), within an year of its implementation.
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Honda Increases Prices Across Range by Up to Rs. 79,000
Following the Union Budget 2016, now Honda has also announced a price hike across its range in India.
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Maserati Returns to India; Launches Entire Range
To operate out of Fiat Chyrsler Automobile India (FCAI), the company has announced the launch of three dealerships - AMP Supercars Pvt, Ltd. in Delhi, Bagga Luxury Motocars LLP in Mumbai and Jubilation Autoworks in Bangalore.
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Maruti Counting on Lower Fuel Prices to Offset Price Hike
Gearing up to enter new segments this year, an upbeat Maruti Suzuki India says that the price hikes following the withdrawal of excise duty sops will not affect auto sales. The India's largest car maker is banking on factors like lower fuel prices and the likely softening of interest rates to offset the impact of increase in vehicle prices.
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Maruti Car Prices Go Up By 4 Percent
A tax break was first granted in February last year to revive sluggish car sales and later extended until the end of 2014. Automakers had been hoping the concession, amounting to 3-6 percent of the price of a car before the imposition of all duties, to continue in the new year.
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Honda Cars Now Expensive By Up to Rs 60,000
Honda Cars India today increased prices of its vehicles by up to Rs 60,000 following the expiry of reduced excise duty concessions and also to offset rising input costs.
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Excise Duty Benefits to End; Cars to Become Expensive From January
Cars, SUVs and two-wheelers will become expensive from January 1 with the government deciding not to extend the reduced excise duty rates provided to the sector.
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The Price of Silence: Why India's Two-Stage Car Launches Are Backfiring?
In the age of reels and rapid opinion, price silence is not suspense-it's misdirection. And in India's car market, misdirection can cost far more than a delayed announcement.
-
Tesla Making Indian Debut Tomorrow, Model Y Could Be First Offering
Tesla enters India with a showroom in Mumbai, Model Y liley to be its first offering in the country.
-
Honda To Raise Car Prices In India From Next Month. See Details
Honda Cars India plans to increase the prices of its vehicles from January to partially offset the impact of the riding input costs, according to a senior company official.
-
Honda Cars India To Hike Prices Across Range From August 2021
Honda Cars India will be increasing prices across its model range effective next month. The Japanese car manufacturer has attributed the hike due to increased input costs.
-
Maruti Suzuki Announces Price Hike Of Select Models
India's largest carmaker- Maruti Suzuki has announced to increase the prices of select models by up to Rs. 10,000. The new prices will be effective from January 10, 2019 (today). The decision comes due to the impact of rising commodity prices and foreign exchange rates. The cyclical price revision happens at the start of every year and has become a...
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Honda Cars India To Increase Prices From January 2019
Honda Cars India has decided to increase the prices of its entire product range from January 2019 on the wake of rising input cost. The decision to increase the prices is a part of cyclical price revision which has become a norm in the industry. Recently, some of the major carmakers such as Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Ford, Renault, Nissan, Toyota ...
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Infrastructure Cess to Be Eventually Included in Goods and Services Tax
The government will subsume all additional levies such as Krishi Kalyan and Infrastructure cess in the Goods and Services Tax (GST), within an year of its implementation.
-
Honda Increases Prices Across Range by Up to Rs. 79,000
Following the Union Budget 2016, now Honda has also announced a price hike across its range in India.
-
Maserati Returns to India; Launches Entire Range
To operate out of Fiat Chyrsler Automobile India (FCAI), the company has announced the launch of three dealerships - AMP Supercars Pvt, Ltd. in Delhi, Bagga Luxury Motocars LLP in Mumbai and Jubilation Autoworks in Bangalore.
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Maruti Counting on Lower Fuel Prices to Offset Price Hike
Gearing up to enter new segments this year, an upbeat Maruti Suzuki India says that the price hikes following the withdrawal of excise duty sops will not affect auto sales. The India's largest car maker is banking on factors like lower fuel prices and the likely softening of interest rates to offset the impact of increase in vehicle prices.
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Maruti Car Prices Go Up By 4 Percent
A tax break was first granted in February last year to revive sluggish car sales and later extended until the end of 2014. Automakers had been hoping the concession, amounting to 3-6 percent of the price of a car before the imposition of all duties, to continue in the new year.
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Honda Cars Now Expensive By Up to Rs 60,000
Honda Cars India today increased prices of its vehicles by up to Rs 60,000 following the expiry of reduced excise duty concessions and also to offset rising input costs.
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Excise Duty Benefits to End; Cars to Become Expensive From January
Cars, SUVs and two-wheelers will become expensive from January 1 with the government deciding not to extend the reduced excise duty rates provided to the sector.
