Mahindra SUV Prices Hiked by Up to 2.7%: Full List of Old vs. New Prices

Mahindra & Mahindra has officially raised prices by an average of 2.7% for its passenger SUVs and 2.0% for its commercial vehicles, effective July 10, 2026.

This adjustment marks the automaker’s second major price revision of the year, following a 2.5% increase in April 2026. According to the company, the price hike is a direct response to sustained inflation and escalating input costs for critical automotive raw materials.

Here is how the July 2026 price hike impacts Mahindra’s lineup:

Price Hike Summary

• SUVs (Passenger Vehicles): Average increase of 2.7%.
• Commercial Vehicles: Average increase of 2.0%

Why Are Prices Going Up?

Mahindra says it simply can’t absorb the rising costs of raw materials anymore. The prices of essential manufacturing items, like steel, aluminium, copper, rubber, and plastics, have been climbing steadily over the last few months.

Mahindra Car Prices After Hike (Effective July 10, 2026)

Models Saved From the Price Hike

Good news for buyers-not every Mahindra car is getting more expensive. The company has completely spared these four models from the price increase, meaning they will keep their original price tags:

• Scorpio N (only petrol or diesel SUV in Mahindra’s lineup that will not cost more)
• XUV 3XO EV
• BE 6
• XEV 9e