Gurugram – Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) has announced an across-the-board price increase for its entire range of vehicles, effective January 1, 2025. The adjustment, aimed at addressing rising operational costs, will see prices go up by as much as ₹25,000, depending on the model.
The decision comes in response to mounting financial pressures, including elevated input costs, fluctuating exchange rates, and higher logistics expenses.
Speaking on the matter, Tarun Garg, Whole-time Director and Chief Operating Officer at HMIL, emphasized the company’s commitment to minimizing the financial burden on customers. “At Hyundai, we strive to absorb rising costs as much as possible. However, the sustained increase in input costs has made it necessary to implement a modest price adjustment,” he said.
This revision will apply to all MY25 models, ensuring Hyundai continues to balance competitive pricing with sustainable operations. While specific details on model-wise increases have yet to be disclosed, the company reassures buyers of its efforts to maintain value-driven offerings.
Hyundai, one of India’s leading automakers, joins other industry players in recalibrating prices as the automotive sector contends with global economic pressures. Customers planning to make a purchase are advised to act before year-end to avoid the forthcoming price hike.
