Indian Cars Price Hike News & Updates

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Kia India has announced up to 3% price hike across its entire lineup, The price hike, effective from April 1st, 2025, is primarily due to rising commodity prices and escalating supply chain-related costs.

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2025 MG Comet price rises by up to Rs 27,000 with new features

The MG Comet lineup has been updated for 2025 with a few feature upgrades (excluding the range-starting Executive variant). Prices of the most affordable MG car have also shot up by up to 27,000 depending on the variant. There are no mechanical changes to the Comet.

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Hyundai Motor India to hike car prices by up to 3% from April

Hyundai Motor India will increase car prices by up to 3% from April 2025, owing to rising raw material and operational costs, it said on Wednesday.

The price hike will vary depending on the model, the company said. This is Hyundai's second price hike since its initial public offering (IPO) in October. It raised prices by up to Rs 25,000 across models in December.

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BMW Group India will increase prices by up to 3% across the BMW and MINI car range. Renault too will hike prices by upto 2%, w.e.f April 2025. The extent of the increase will vary for different variants and models.

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Skoda Kushaq, Slavia prices increase with chargeable colour options

The Skoda Kushaq and Slavia, which were recently updated with new features and saw price revisions, will cost Rs 10,000 more if bought in select monotone and dual-tone colours.

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Audi India will hike the prices across its model range w.e.f 15th May 2025 by upto 2%, due to the direct impact of increased input costs and exchange rates.

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MG Windsor Pro price hiked by Rs 60,000 in three days since launch

The introductory price of the recently-launched MG Windsor Pro has ended in just three days since the electric crossover was launched on May 6. The MG Windsor Pro is now priced at Rs 18.60 lakh (ex-showroom, India), which means prices have already gone up by Rs 60,000. The introductory price was applicable for just the first 8,000 bookings, and MG has now announced that it has already amassed the same since bookings officially commenced on May 8.

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Mercedes-Benz India has announced a two-stage price revision of the ex.showroom prices of its model range, effective from 1st June and 1st September 2025.

• There will be an “On top” Price increase up to 1.5% w.e.f. 1st September 2025.
• Price corrections will range from ₹90,000 for C-Class to ₹12.2 Lakh for the Mercedes-Maybach S 680.
• This two-stage price revision will allow customers to plan their purchases and finance schemes that best suit their requirements, instead of facing a steep upward price revision.
• The price revision is said to be triggered by a steep increase in forex rates since January 2025, severely impacting the cost structure of components and products, specifically the CBUs.

Ex.showroom prices effective from 1 June 2025

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MG increases the prices of the Gloster by Rs. 1.51 lakh

MG Motor India has revised the prices of select models in its range. Applicable with immediate effect, this round sees an upward revision for the Hector, Hector Plus, Gloster, and the Comet EV.

The Gloster, which is currently MG’s flagship offering in the country, has become dearer by up to Rs. 1.51 lakh, with the entry-level Sharp 2.0 Turbo 2WD 7S variant absorbing the heaviest impact. All other variants receive a uniform upward price revision of Rs. 1.50 lakh (ex-showroom).

Taking the price hike into consideration, the MG Gloster will now set you back by Rs. 41.07 lakh to Rs. 46.24 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom). The SUV is set to be joined by a new top-spec variant, the Majestor in the coming weeks. MG will also launch the M9 electric MPV and the Cyberster two-door electric roadster in the near future.

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