With the new financial year (FY2026) set to begin in April, several automakers have announced price hikes for the new year
Maruti Suzuki - India’s largest carmaker will increase prices from April but is yet to specify the exact quantum of the hike
Tata Motors - The automaker will increase prices by up to 3% across its ICE and EV range
Kia - The South Korean carmaker will hike prices by up to 3%
Hyundai - The automaker will also increase prices by up to 3% across its range
Honda - The Japanese carmaker did not specify the quantum of the hike but it will affect all models including the Amaze, City, and Elevate
Renault - The French automaker will increase prices by up to 2% on the Kwid, Triber, and Kiger
Mahindra - The Indian auto giant will hike prices across its SUV range comprising electric and ICE models
BMW & MINI - The luxury car brands will increase prices across their respective model range by up to 3%