Japanese automobile manufacturer Nissan Wednesday announced that it will increase prices across its product range of vehicles between 2.5-3 percent from Jan 1, next year.
"We will increase prices due to rising input costs. Despite recent high inflation, the outlook for the Indian economy is positive," said Arun Malhotra, managing director, Nissan Motor India.
According to the company, prices of Nissan products will be increased up to 2.5 percent and Datsun by up to three percent which will translate into an increase of Rs.11,000 on Datsun cars and up to Rs.18,000 on Nissan range of vehicles.
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