Hyundai to Increase Car Prices by 1 Percent from May 2026
Hyundai will increase car prices by 1 percent from May 2026 due to rising input costs. The hike will vary by model and variant, with expected increases between Rs 5,500 and Rs 4.63 lakh. This is the second hike in 2026.
By Utsav Chaudhary
Apr 08, 2026 12:07 PM

Hyundai has announced a 1 percent price increase for its car models, effective from May 2026. The company disclosed this update in a stock exchange filing, stating that the exact increase will differ by variant and model.
Key Highlights
- Hyundai to raise car prices by 1 percent starting May 2026
- Price increase will vary based on model and variant
- Expected price rise ranges from Rs 5,500 to Rs 4.63 lakh
- This is Hyundai's second price hike in 2026
- Hyundai Venue saw a Rs 20,000 price increase in March
Details of the Price Hike
Hyundai explained that rising input costs have forced the company to pass on some of the burden to customers. The price revision will apply across the range, but the specific increase for each model has not been detailed yet.
Based on current prices, the hike is expected to raise prices by Rs 5,500 to Rs 4.63 lakh, depending on the model. This adjustment marks Hyundai's second price increase in 2026. The company previously raised prices by 0.6 percent in January 2026.
Recent Price Changes and Model Impact
Earlier in March 2026, Hyundai increased the price of the Venue by Rs 20,000 after its introductory offer ended. The upcoming revision in May may further affect the Venue’s price, especially since the compact SUV has already seen a recent adjustment.
Hyundai has not provided a detailed breakdown of the new prices for each model. The company has stated that the extent of the increase will depend on the specific variant and model.
These changes reflect ongoing cost pressures in the automotive industry. Hyundai’s decision follows similar moves by other manufacturers facing higher input costs.
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