India's Tata Motors to hike prices of commercial vehicles

Reuters
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Tata Motors' Nexon and the electric vehicle Nexon.ev are seen parked for display outside a hotel ahead of its launch in New Delhi

BENGALURU (Reuters) -Tata Motors said on Wednesday it will increase prices of its commercial vehicles by up to 2%, effective July 1 to offset the impact of rising commodity prices.

Tata Motors, India's top automaker by revenue, had last hiked prices for its commercial vehicles by up to 2% in March.

The company said in an exchange filing that the price increase will apply across the lineup, but vary according to models and variants.

Shares of Tata Motors have risen 26.6% so far this year and is currently down 0.2%.

(Reporting by Navamya Ganesh Acharya in Bengaluru; Editing by Savio D'Souza)

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