

Automobile manufacturers in India continue to revise vehicle prices upward, citing rising input costs. Following similar announcements by several premium brands, Hyundai Motor India has now confirmed an increase in prices across its entire model range.
The company announced on Wednesday that prices of all Hyundai models will be revised upward starting January 1, 2026. The hike will be up to 0.6 percent on all vehicles. This decision was disclosed through a regulatory filing.
Hyundai Motor India stated that the increase is primarily due to higher costs of precious metals and other raw materials. The company explained that it has consistently tried to absorb and manage rising expenses internally to minimize the burden on customers. However, with costs continuing to rise steadily, transferring a small portion of this impact to buyers has become unavoidable.
Currently, Hyundai Motor India sells a wide range of vehicles in the domestic market, from the entry-level i10 hatchback to the premium electric SUV Ioniq 5. The ex-showroom prices of these models range between ₹5.47 lakh and ₹47 lakh.













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