India’s second largest player Hyundai is geraing to increase the prices of its models to offset rising input costs. The compnay will increase the prices by 1-2% in the first week of January.
General Motors India and Toyota have also anounced a price hike. GM will increase prices by 1.5-2% while Toyota will increase prices of its models from December 20th of all its models expect the newlylaunhced Etios sedan.
Toyota has suspended bookings for its sports utility vehicle Fortuner till July in India in order to clear backlog of bookings.The move comes at a time when the company’s Indian subsidiary Toyota is undertaking an […]
Toyota updated the Fortuner 3.0 diesel engine in the Thai market. After a second facelift and now into its eighth year, the Fortuner – as well as the Hilux Vigo Champ pick-up donor vehicle – […]
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