Mercedes-Benz India will increase prices by approximately 2% across its sedan, SUV, and electric vehicle range starting April 1. This marks the second price hike this year, attributed to rising input costs and foreign exchange rate fluctuations, particularly the rupee's depreciation against the euro. The company's extensive portfolio, including popular SUVs and EVs, will be affected by this revision.Mercedes-Benz cars to get costlier in India from April: Here's by how much
March 13, 2026
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Mercedes-Benz India will increase prices by approximately 2% across its sedan, SUV, and electric vehicle range starting April 1. This marks the second price hike this year, attributed to rising input costs and foreign exchange rate fluctuations, particularly the rupee's depreciation against the euro. The company's extensive portfolio, including popular SUVs and EVs, will be affected by this revision.
