Gurugram – Starting 1 September 2025, BMW India will raise prices of its cars by up to 3%, proving once again that luxury doesn’t come cheap—it just comes with better leather, shinier grilles, and an even more persuasive sales pitch.
Vikram Pawah, President and CEO, BMW Group India, explained the move with a straight face but a candid tone:
“BMW India’s growth and sales momentum in the first half of the year has been remarkable. However, factors like continued forex impact and global supply chain dynamics have been leading to increased material and logistics costs. Our commitment to offering best value and experience remains steadfast. Plus, it’s festive season—what better time to balance higher costs with higher horsepower?”
What Gets Pricier
The lineup of locally produced BMWs that will see the upward nudge includes the 2 Series Gran Coupe, 3 Series Long Wheelbase, 5 Series Long Wheelbase, 7 Series, X1, X3, X5, X7, M340i, and the iX1 Long Wheelbase.
Meanwhile, the fully imported (CBU) dream machines—from the sleek Z4 M40i to the jaw-dropping M8 Competition Coupe and the eco-chic BMW XM Plug-in Hybrid—are also in for a subtle price stretch. Consider it inflation, but with more exhaust notes.
Financing the Dream
Before customers panic and start considering bicycles, BMW Financial Services is ready with a safety net. With BMW Smart Finance, you can enjoy attractive EMIs, reduced interest rates on select models, assured buy-back options, and end-of-term flexibility. In other words: you may pay more, but at least you’ll feel very clever while doing so.
Festive Season Spin
With the festive season around the corner, BMW promises to sweeten the deal with new launches. Translation: yes, you’ll pay a little extra, but you’ll also get to brag about “the latest model” at Diwali parties while everyone else discusses LED lights and ladoos.
So, if you’ve been dreaming of a Beemer in the driveway, September is your cue: buy it before the price rise—or after, if you like your luxury with a pinch of inflation.
