NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Tata Motors said it has cut prices of its hatchbacks and sedans by 29,000-50,000 rupees, in a bid to lure customers to a market that is on course in the current fiscal year to post the first decline in annual sales in a decade.
Tata Motors, however, raised prices of its sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) -- the only bright spot in the Indian car market in recent months -- by up to 11,000 rupees, the spokeswoman, who declined to be identified by name, said.
The increase in prices of SUVs, after factory-gate taxes, will be as much as 35,000 rupees, she added.
(Reporting by Anurag Kotoky; editing by Malini Menon)
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