Hyundai India, set to increase prices by up to 1 percent across its portfolio, will now raise them starting June 1, 2026, instead of May 1. In a recent regulatory filing, the company cited current market conditions and customer considerations as reasons for postponing the price hike announced in April 2026.
- Prices to increase by up to Rs 12,800, depending on the model
- Rising input and operational costs, higher commodity prices cited as reasons
Hyundai price hike in June 2026
While model-specific price hike details are yet to be revealed, the maximum increase will be Rs 12,800, depending on the model and variant. At present, Hyundai has 10 models on sale in India, prices for which are listed below:
Hyundai cars price list in May 2026 | |
Model | Price range |
Grand i10 Nios | Rs 5.55 lakh-7.92 lakh |
Aura | Rs 6 lakh-8.54 lakh |
i20 | Rs 5.99 lakh-11.53 lakh |
Exter | Rs 5.80 lakh-9.42 lakh |
Venue | Rs 8 lakh-15.40 lakh |
Creta | Rs 10.79 lakh-20.20 lakh |
Verna | Rs 10.98 lakh-18.25 lakh |
Alcazar | Rs 14.50 lakh-21.06 lakh |
Creta Electric | Rs 18.02 lakh-24.40 lakh |
Ioniq 5 | Rs 55.70 lakh |
This will be Hyundai’s second price increase in 2026, with the first one implemented in January. Hyundai says that the June price hike was driven by higher commodity prices, rising input costs and increased operational expenses.
All prices are ex-showroom, India.