Hyundai India Cites Rising Input Costs as Reason for 1% Price Increase

In a filing with the Indian stock exchanges, Hyundai Motor India Ltd explained that the decision to lift prices by up to one percent from September 2026 stems from escalating input and commodity costs, higher operating expenditures and continued geopolitical and macro‑economic volatility. The company emphasized its ongoing efforts to optimise its cost structure and absorb the bulk of the pressure, but said a modest price revision is essential to offset a portion of the persistent cost escalation.