Hyundai Motor India will increase prices across its vehicle lineup from June 1, 2026. The company had originally planned to implement the price revision from May 1, 2026, but later postponed the move due to market conditions and customer considerations. Hyundai confirmed the development through a recent regulatory filing.
The latest revision will mark Hyundai’s second price increase in 2026 after the earlier hike introduced in January. The company says higher commodity prices, increasing input costs, and rising operational expenses have contributed to the decision.
Hyundai Price Hike Details
Hyundai has announced that prices across its portfolio will rise by up to 1 percent. Depending on the model and variant, the maximum increase could reach Rs 12,800. However, the brand has not yet disclosed variant-wise revised pricing.
The updated prices will come into effect from June 1, 2026. Consequently, customers planning to purchase a Hyundai vehicle may see slightly higher on-road prices from next month onward.
Hyundai Lineup In India
Hyundai currently sells 10 passenger vehicles in India across hatchback, sedan, SUV, and electric vehicle segments. The lineup starts with the Grand i10 Nios and extends up to the premium Ioniq 5 electric crossover.
The company also offers multiple SUVs, including the Exter, Venue, Creta, and Alcazar. Meanwhile, Hyundai continues to expand its EV portfolio in India with the Creta Electric and Ioniq 5.
Current Prices In India
As of May 2026, Hyundai’s Indian lineup starts at Rs 5.55 lakh for the Grand i10 Nios and goes up to Rs 55.70 lakh for the Ioniq 5. The Creta remains one of the company’s highest-selling SUVs, priced between Rs 10.79 lakh and Rs 20.20 lakh.
Other key models include the Venue, Verna, and Alcazar, all of which will also receive revised pricing from June 2026 onward.
Reasons Behind The Price Increase
Hyundai states that increasing commodity prices remain one of the primary reasons behind the upcoming price hike. Additionally, rising logistics expenses and operational costs have affected manufacturing and distribution expenses.
Like several other manufacturers operating in India, Hyundai has also faced pressure from fluctuating raw material prices. Therefore, the company says the latest revision became necessary to offset part of the increasing production costs.
Impact On Buyers
The upcoming revision may slightly affect entry-level as well as premium Hyundai buyers. Although the increase remains limited to 1 percent, higher variants could witness a noticeable jump in pricing.
Customers planning to purchase a Hyundai vehicle before June 1 may still benefit from current ex-showroom prices. However, dealerships could continue offering discounts and exchange bonuses depending on stock availability.
Rivals In India
Hyundai competes with several major manufacturers in India, including Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Mahindra, Kia, Honda, and Toyota. The company remains one of the country’s largest passenger vehicle manufacturers with a strong presence across multiple segments.
Its hatchbacks and compact SUVs continue to play a significant role in overall monthly sales volumes despite increasing competition in the Indian market.
Conclusion
Hyundai will implement a portfolio-wide price increase in India from June 1, 2026. The company cites higher commodity prices, rising input expenses, and operational costs as the main reasons behind the revision. Although the increase is capped at 1 percent, several models could see price hikes of up to Rs 12,800 depending on the variant.
