After BMW-Mercedes, now this company also gave a shock! The prices of all models will change from January

Last updated:December 03, 2024, 12:19 IST

If you are planning to buy a luxury car, then December is the best chance for you. After January 1, some luxury brands will become expensive.

New Delhi. As soon as the month of December is over, with the beginning of the new year, many auto companies are preparing to increase the prices of their vehicles. Luxury car manufacturer companies like Mercedes and BMW have already announced to increase the price. Now the name of Audi India has also been added to this list. Audi has decided to increase the prices of all its models, which will be applicable from 1 January 2025.

Audi India on Monday announced that all their vehicles would become expensive by three percent from January 2025. Audi India sells premium models like A4, A6, Q3, Q5 and Q7 in India. The company said that this step is being taken keeping in mind the increased cost, inflation pressure and operating expenses. Audi India chief Balbir Singh Dhillon said, “This amendment in prices is necessary for the company and dealer partners to ensure permanent growth. We will try to put its impact on customers at least. “

BMW and Mercedes-Benz also increased prices
BMW India has also announced to increase the prices of all its models by three percent. The new rates will be effective from 1 January 2025. The company said that this growth is necessary due to the current market conditions and increase in cost.

Mercedes-Benz India has also announced an increase in the prices of its vehicles by up to 3%. The company said that the prices of their popular models in India will increase by up to millions of rupees.

The right shopping time now
If you are planning to buy a luxury car, then December is the best chance for you. After January 1, the cars of all these brands will become expensive. This increase in prices is considered mandatory to handle cost and operational expenses in the auto sector. The new year may be overwhelming on the pockets of those who buy luxury cars.