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Maruti Suzuki Leads Nov Car Sales Followed By Tata Motors, Mahindra, And Hyundai
The Indian automotive industry witnessed strong festive push last month with Maruti Suzuki leading the chart for car sales, Hero MotoCorp secured the top spot in two-wheeler sales.
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Hyundai Secures Second-Largest Carmaker Spot For Nov25; Wholesales 66,840 Cars
Hyundai wholesales a total of 66,840 units in November this year, securing second spot in the Indian market for monthly sales.
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Tata Motors Sales Grow By 26 Per Cent YoY For November 2025 Selling 59,199 Units
Tata Motors secured the position of third-largest carmaker in the country for Nov'25 with a total of 59,199 units, against Hyundai's 66,840 units.
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Maruti Suzuki to Hike Car Prices in India by Up to 4 Percent Starting January 2025
In response to rising input costs and operational expenses, Maruti Suzuki India Limited announced a price increase across its car models effective January 2025. The hike, which is expected to be up to four percent, will vary depending on the model, according to a company statement released today.
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Maruti Suzuki Leads Nov Car Sales Followed By Tata Motors, Mahindra, And Hyundai
The Indian automotive industry witnessed strong festive push last month with Maruti Suzuki leading the chart for car sales, Hero MotoCorp secured the top spot in two-wheeler sales.
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Hyundai Secures Second-Largest Carmaker Spot For Nov25; Wholesales 66,840 Cars
Hyundai wholesales a total of 66,840 units in November this year, securing second spot in the Indian market for monthly sales.
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Tata Motors Sales Grow By 26 Per Cent YoY For November 2025 Selling 59,199 Units
Tata Motors secured the position of third-largest carmaker in the country for Nov'25 with a total of 59,199 units, against Hyundai's 66,840 units.
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Maruti Suzuki to Hike Car Prices in India by Up to 4 Percent Starting January 2025
In response to rising input costs and operational expenses, Maruti Suzuki India Limited announced a price increase across its car models effective January 2025. The hike, which is expected to be up to four percent, will vary depending on the model, according to a company statement released today.
