Mercedes Benz India price hike of upto 3% comes into effect from 14 Jan 2013
Mercedes Benz India revealed yesterday that they have been successful in achieving their sales target for the period of January – December 2012, with sales…
Apart from this, MB India also announced that they will be revising the prices of their cars. Due to rising costs, high interest rates and volatility of the rupee the brand will be levying a price hike on all of its models. This hike will result in a 1-3% increase in prices of cars.
Prices for CLS Class, SLK Class, SLS AMG, R, B Class and R class will be increased by 1%. C Class and E Class sedans will see a price increase of 1.5% while the M Class SUV and S Class sedan will see a 3% rise in prices which will be effective from 14th January 2013.
Mr. Eberhard Kern, Managing Director & CEO, Mercedes-Benz India commented, “Rising inputs cost, volatility of the rupee-euro, high interest rates and other associated factors have put significant pressure on us. Consequently, we are forced to share a part of this burden with our customers and we will increase prices of our vehicles to the tune of 1-3% effective 14-January, 2013. However, to support the purchase decisions of our discerning customers, Mercedes-Benz Financial Services will be supporting with various finance options.
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