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JSW MG Motor India to hike prices up to 2% from April 1 amid input cost pressures



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JSW MG Motor India on Monday announced a price hike of up to 2 per cent on the MG portfolio effective April 01, 2026.

This price revision is intended to partially offset the impact of rising input costs, the company said.

The price revision will apply across most models in the company’s portfolio, marking another instance of automakers passing on cost pressures to consumers amid sustained increases in raw material expenses.

The move follows similar price adjustments seen across the auto industry in recent months, as manufacturers grapple with higher production costs.

Steel, aluminium, semiconductors, and transport costs are pushing up manufacturing and shipping bills.

A weaker rupee increases the cost of imported parts and fully built‑up cars, especially for luxury and premium EV‑focused brands.

Some manufacturers are raising prices even as GST‑related benefits partially ease, narrowing but not fully eliminating net savings for buyers.

  • Published On Mar 30, 2026 at 05:00 PM IST

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