New Delhi: Tata Motors on Monday announced that it will increase prices of its commercial vehicle (CV) range by up to 1.5%, effective April 1, 2026, citing rising commodity prices and input costs.
The price hike will vary depending on the model and variant, the company said in a statement. The increase is aimed at partially offsetting the impact of higher raw material costs faced by the automaker.
India’s largest commercial vehicle manufacturer said the move is part of routine pricing adjustments undertaken to maintain cost competitiveness amid fluctuations in commodity markets.
The company manufactures a wide range of trucks, buses, pick-ups and utility vehicles catering to segments from last-mile delivery and logistics to public transportation.
Part of the $180 billion Tata Group, Tata Motors has over eight decades of experience in commercial mobility and operates across India as well as international markets including Africa, the Middle East, Latin America and Southeast Asia.
The announcement comes as commercial vehicle makers across the industry grapple with rising input costs and volatile commodity prices, prompting periodic price revisions.
Tata Motors said the price increase will help mitigate cost pressures while continuing to deliver advanced mobility solutions.