India’s Tata Motors Sees Firm Demand, Plans Price Hikes as Commodity Costs Rise

India’s Tata Motors opens new tab on Wednesday said it expects demand to stay firm in the coming quarters, supported by higher-payload ​trucks, electric vehicles and a strong government order book, as ‌it plans price hikes and cost cuts to counter rising commodity-related expense

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