Auto major Maruti Suzuki is increasing price of its certain models in India. The auto maker, that commands a market cap of Rs 3,68,324.19 crore, has announced price hike for its 7 models. Now, starting from Fronx to Dzire, certain Suzuki models will get costlier. The highest price increase is Rs 62,000 and the lowest is Rs 2,500. The increased prices will come into effect from next week. Related News | Maruti Suzuki Share Price Target: Automaker’s Rs 7409 cr investment plan REVEALED – Time to BUY stock?So, which are these models? Why did Maruti Suzuki increase the prices? On Wednesday, Maruti Suzuki announced that it has increased the prices of its certain models owing to increasing input costs, operational expenses, and other reasons. The prices of these cars will be increased starting from April 8. "Due to rising input costs, operational expenses, regulatory changes and feature additions, the Company has planned to increase car prices starting on 8tr' April, 2025," said Maruti Suzuki in a regulatory filing. "While the Company is committed to optimise costs and reduce the impact on its customers, the Company is constrained to pass on some of the increased expenses to the market," the filing said. Maruti Suzuki price hikePrice of Grand Vitara has been increased up to Rs 62,000, whereas Eeco's price has been increased by Rs 22,500. Wagon-R will see up to Rs 14,000 price hike and Ertiga up to Rs 12,500. Maruti's xL6 will witness up to Rs 12,500 price hike meanwhile Dzire Tour S will see up to Rs 3,000 jump. Related News | Tata Motors Sales Q4 FY25: Demerger ahead! Good BUY after 44% crash?The lowest price hike had been announced for Fronx, which is up to Rs 2,500. Maruti Suzuki share priceMaruti Suzuki shares ended in the green at Rs 11715.05 per share, up 239.50 points or 2.09 per cent against the previous close of Rs 11475.55 per share. The auto stock traded in the range of Rs 11730 and Rs 11420 per share.