Maruti Suzuki India shares may remain in focus after the company announced vehicle price hikes due to rising commodity costs and Middle East conflict-related supply risks, which can support revenue per vehicle but may affect demand if prices rise too much. Positively, Maruti is accelerating its EV strategy with plans to launch four new electric vehicles by 2031 and has already rolled out the e VITARA, improving long-term growth prospects in the fast-growing EV segment. Strong March sales growth and export momentum are also supportive, but recent sharp stock volatility shows investors are balancing these positives against competition, input cost pressure, and execution risk in EV expansion. Overall, near-term sentiment may stay mixed, while long-term outlook depends on successful EV launches and margin protection