If you have been planning to buy a Hyundai car in India, here is something you need to know before heading to the showroom. Hyundai Motor India has officially revised its car prices starting June 1, 2026. The reason? Rising raw material costs, higher commodity prices, and increased operational expenses have pushed the company to pass on a part of the burden to customers.
The maximum price hike across models is up to Rs 12,800, which is relatively modest but still worth knowing before you finalize your purchase.
Why Did Hyundai Raise Prices?
The short answer is that manufacturing a car has become more expensive. Steel, aluminum, and other key materials have all seen price increases over the past several months. Hyundai says it absorbed as much of this as possible internally, but a portion of those costs has now been reflected in the ex-showroom prices.
This is also not a one-time thing. This is actually the second price revision Hyundai has made in 2026, having already increased prices earlier this year. It is part of a broader industry trend, with multiple automakers adjusting their prices to cope with rising input costs.
Model-Wise Price Hike Table
| Model | Maximum Price Hike |
| Grand i10 Nios | Up to Rs 12,800 |
| Aura | Up to Rs 12,800 |
| i20 | Up to Rs 12,800 |
| Exter | Up to Rs 12,800 |
| Venue | Up to Rs 13,600 (select variants) |
| Creta | Up to Rs 12,800 |
| Verna | Up to Rs 12,800 |
| Alcazar | Up to Rs 4,800 |
| Creta Electric | Up to Rs 12,800 |
| Ioniq 5 | Up to Rs 12,800 |
The venue sees the highest revision on certain variants, going up to Rs 13,600. The Alcazar, interestingly, has a more limited increase at Rs 4,800 across several of its variants.
Should This Stop You From Buying?
Honestly, no. When you consider the overall price of any Hyundai vehicle, Rs 12,800 is a small fraction of the total cost. The Creta, Venue, and Alcazar continue to be among the best-selling SUVs in the country, and that popularity is unlikely to change because of this revision.
Hyundai vehicles still offer strong value for money, with features like connected-car technology, ADAS safety systems, and multiple powertrain options across price points.
Tips for Buyers Right Now
Before booking, it makes sense to visit your nearest Hyundai dealership and ask about current exchange bonuses, corporate discounts, or special finance schemes. These offers can easily offset the price hike and, in some cases, make your purchase more affordable than it was before June 1.
Before You Decide
The Hyundai car price hike from June 2026 is a market reality, not a red flag. With a maximum increase of Rs 12,800, the revision is modest and in line with what other automakers have been doing across the industry. If you were already considering a Hyundai, this should not change your decision. Just make sure you check the latest prices and available offers at your dealership before signing anything.
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Rajababu Kushwaha is the Founder and Editor of AutoCrest. He covers the latest car news, reviews, comparisons, EV updates, and buying guides for Indian car buyers.