Nissan to increase car prices in India from January 2014
Nissan India has announced that it will increase car prices in January 2014. The price hike is across the range and is attributed to escalating input costs and rupee depreciation. Effective from January next year, Nissan vehicles will have a price increase from two to four per cent. Nissan was also recently in the news for offering customers the option to buy its cars online and also for saying that its Datsun branded cars will be sold directly through them.
2013 Nissan petrol
Commenting on the price increase, Richard D Spitzer, acting chief operating officer (COO), Hover Automotive India (Nissan's national sales company) said "Although the rupee situation seems to have stabilized, the higher exchange rate has impacted costs all-round, making price increase inevitable. Inflation-led rise in input costs and raw materials costs also cannot be ignored at this point. The price increase is marginal and we assure our valued customers that we will continue to offer them globally renowned products at affordable prices."
Starts Rs 9.99 Lakhs
1461cc
Automatic
85
245
19.61 Kmpl
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