People who want to buy a Hyundai car in India will have to pay more money soon. Why? The carmaker is set to increase prices of its model range by up to Rs 12,800, effective from June 2026. Hyundai was set to raise prices in May, but it has now pushed that to June, citing customer considerations and prevailing market conditions in a regulatory filing, PTI reported. The upcoming price hike will be Hyundai’s second in 2026, after the company had already increased prices earlier this year in January. Exact model-wise price changes are still under wraps, but the automaker has confirmed that the increase will vary depending on the model and variants.
Why Hyundai Is Increasing Prices?
Hyundai has stated that the upcoming price revision has become necessary due to rising input costs,
higher operational expenses as well as increasing commodity prices. Though it made efforts to minimise the impact of rising costs on customers by optimising internal operations, the continuously rising input and commodity costs compelled it to pass on part of the burden through a modest price hike.
Which Hyundai Cars Could Get More Expensive From June?
As mentioned, the upcoming price hike will apply to all the models across the lineup. Currently, the model-wise price revision is not disclosed, but the maximum increase will go up to Rs 12,800 depending on the car and variant. The company currently sells 10 models in India across hatchback, sedan and SUV categories. Some of the popular models include the Creta, Venue, Exter, Verna and i20.
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What Buyers Should Do Before The Price Hike Takes Effect?
Buyers who are planning to purchase any of the Hyundai model in India should complete their booking before the revised prices come into effect in June 2026. A small hike can make a big difference in on-road price, particularly that of higher variants and automatic versions. Customers can also check with their nearest dealerships if there are any ongoing discounts, exchange bonuses and finance offers that they can avail before the price hike comes in to effect.
