Every year, carmakers announce at the end of November or December their plans to increase prices of their vehicles by January.
It is the global leader in car sales but in India, is a distant fifth.
The company has capacity to manufacture 310,000 units annually.
Due to the continued pressure of high costs, Toyota is considering a price increase of up to 3 per cent across models with effect from January.
Japanese auto major Toyota will hike prices of its vehicles across all models in India by up to 3 per cent from January to offset rising input costs.
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Currency played an important role in Q2, with US dollar, Japanese yen and euro appreciating vis-a-vis the Indian rupee, while the Brazilian real, South African rand and Russian ruble depreciating against rupee.
Prominent ones are Maruti's smoky Ciaz and Fiat's gorgeous Avventura.
Toyota had announced a global recall of 65 lakh vehicles to rectify a power window glitch, which could lead to fire risk.
This trend is likely to gain pace with the new infrastructure cess on diesel vehicles.
Raymond claims to be spending more than 10 per cent of its ad budget on its biggest campaign, called The Summer of Wool.
Three hatchbacks have been muscled up to offer a more adventurous driving experience.
Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit has declared assets whose value has more than doubled during the past five years, reaching around Rs 2.7 crore.
Akito Tachibana, who took charge as managing director at Toyota's India operations from April 2016, talks to Ajay Modi on Delhi diesel car ban and DeMo.
Toyota Motor Corp is betting on pricier premium models offering better safety and quality.
As other global car makers struggle in India to keep sales consistent, the Korean player has made a heady combination out of design, launches and localisation.
Increase in taxes on luxury cars will not have any effect on the demand
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