MG Cars Set to Get Costlier from July 1… Up to 3% Price Hike Hits Entire Line-up in India

New Delhi: Buying a new car from MG Motor India is set to become slightly more expensive, as the company has officially announced a price hike across its entire product portfolio starting July 1, 2026.

The decision comes at a time when the Indian automotive industry is grappling with rising manufacturing and logistics costs, forcing multiple manufacturers to revise prices across segments.

Price Hike Confirmed Across All Models

According to the announcement by JSW MG Motor India, prices of all MG vehicles will increase by up to 3%, depending on the model and variant.

The revised pricing will apply to the company’s full range, including both internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and electric models.

MG stated that the hike has been driven by increasing input costs and operational expenses, a trend that has been affecting the broader automobile industry in recent months.

What Gets More Expensive?

The price revision will impact MG’s entire India portfolio, which includes popular and premium offerings such as:

• MG Astor
• MG Hector
• MG Hector Plus
• MG Majestor
• MG Comet EV
• MG Windsor EV
• MG Cyberster
• MG M9

From compact EVs to full-size SUVs, every model in the lineup will see a revised ex-showroom price from the first week of July.

Buyers Left With a Narrow Window

For prospective buyers, the announcement effectively creates a short-term opportunity. Customers planning to purchase an MG vehicle may still book or buy at current prices before the revision takes effect.

Dealers are expected to see a small surge in bookings in the coming days as buyers rush to avoid the price hike.

Industry-Wide Trend of Price Increases

MG is not alone in this move. Several automakers operating in India have already announced similar price revisions in 2026, citing inflationary pressure, supply chain costs, and rising raw material prices.

Industry analysts believe that while individual hikes remain modest, the cumulative impact is reshaping affordability in both the ICE and EV segments.

EV Push Continues Despite Price Pressure

Despite the price adjustment, MG continues to strengthen its position in India’s electric mobility space. Models like the Comet EV and Windsor EV remain key players in the growing EV market, while premium offerings such as the Cyberster highlight the brand’s global ambitions.

The price hike, however, may slightly impact entry-level affordability, particularly in the compact EV segment where cost sensitivity remains high.

Final Word

While a 3% increase may not seem drastic on paper, in the competitive Indian automobile market, even small adjustments can influence buying decisions.

For now, MG customers have a clear message from the company: the current price window won’t last long. From July 1, owning an MG will come at a slightly higher cost.

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