BYD India has announced revised pricing for its electric passenger vehicle lineup effective July 1, 2026. The company says the change will vary by model and variant, ranging from about 1% to 2%. The hike will apply across popular models including the Atto 3, Seal, and Sealion 7, making new purchases costlier soon.
JLR India has announced price reductions of up to Rs 75 lakh on its UK imported Range Rover SV and Range Rover Sport SV variants, effective immediately. The automaker says the move is in anticipation of the India UK Free Trade Agreement, with the goal of making its SV portfolio more attainable and boosting demand in the Indian market.
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Ferrari expects a faster growth push in India after the EU FTA reduces import duties on its cars. The company is now urging buyers to place early orders, aiming to deliver vehicles at lower prices within 18 months. Ferrari says the timing fits its long-term India focus, supported by improving infrastructure and a growing base of younger, globally exposed customers.
January was unusual for Indian car buyers: major automakers like Maruti, M&M and Tata didn’t raise prices as they typically do. The twist is that metal costs have been rising, and metals make up most of a vehicle’s weight. With companies now focused on pushing volumes while capacity expands, margins may soon force more “intelligent” pricing changes.
Volvo Car India will recalibrate prices upward by as much as Rs 1 lakh for its vehicles from May 1. The automaker attributes the move to international supply chain disruptions and currency variations. It also warns that if the economic situation fails to improve, more price hikes could be announced later.
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