Tata Motors, an Indian automaker, has declared that it will implement a price hike on its commercial vehicles of up to 5%. Beginning on April 1, 2023, there will be a price increase. According to the official announcement, the business has chosen to raise the pricing of its commercial cars in order to meet BS6 Phase II emission regulations.
It said, “Customers and fleet owners can expect a choice of cleaner, greener, and technologically superior offerings that bring higher benefits and lower total cost of ownership as Tata Motors transitions its entire vehicle portfolio to meet these requirements.”
According to Tata Motors, the price increase will be applied to all of its commercial vehicle models, with the amount varied according to the model and version. All auto makers are aiming to release RDE and E20 compliant models in response to the second phase of BS6 regulations, which would raise the price of the vehicles.
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Meanwhile, the business had released the Red Dark Editions of the Tata Safari, Harrier and Nexon in India with a few aesthetic and interior enhancements. While the Harrier Red Dark Edition costs Rs 21.77 lakh, the Tata Safari Red Dark Edition’s price is between Rs 22.61 lakh and Rs 22.71 lakh. Additionally, the diesel trim of the Tata Nexon Red Dark Edition costs Rs 13.70 lakh, while the petrol version costs Rs 12.35 lakh. Everything is priced ex-showroom. The Tata Harrier, Safari, and Nexon may now be reserved for a nominal fee of Rs 30,000 online or at approved Tata dealerships.