In a regulatory filing, Hyundai Motor India announced that it will hike prices across its entire portfolio in September 2026. Models will see a price increase of up to 1 percent. The brand has cited “rising input and commodity costs, higher operational expenses and continuing geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties, among other factors” as reasons for the price increase.
While Hyundai has not revealed the revised prices for its models, it said the increase will vary by model and variant. Depending on that, one can expect a hike ranging from Rs 7,767 to Rs 23,672. Hyundai also said it continues to optimise costs and absorb cost escalations to mitigate impact on customers. “However, the persistence of these cost pressures has necessitated passing on a part of the increased costs to customers through this marginal price revision,” it said.
Below are the prices for locally built Hyundai models currently on sale in India:
| Hyundai cars price list in September 2026 | |
| Model | Price range (in Rs lakh) |
| Grand i10 Nios | 5.59-8.04 |
| Aura | 5.99-8.60 |
| i20 | 5.99-11.74 |
| Exter | 5.80-9.46 |
| Venue | 7.99-15.64 |
| Creta | 10.90-19.95 |
| Verna | 10.99-18.26 |
| Alcazar | 14.50-21.25 |
| Creta Electric | 18.02-23.67 |
This is the third time this year that the Korean carmaker has implemented a price hike. The previous revisions happened in June and January.
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