new delhi, Sept. 26 -- India's third-largest carmaker, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd, has flagged continued cost pressures and uncertainty ahead of the festival season, after raising price this month along with Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, and Hyundai Motor India Ltd. The hike comes as the West Asia war continues to affect supply chains and logistics costs across the world. Speaking ahead of the launch of the company's latest upgraded sedan Tata Aeris, Tata Motors PV managing director and chief executive Shailesh Chandra said only a limited part of the cost increase has been passed on to consumers so far. More hikes are likely over the next few months as the company seeks to offset the impact of the war. The issue is particularly crucial a...