Mahindra & Mahindra plans to raise vehicle prices this month due to persistent high input costs, despite easing commodity prices and strong demand across SUVs, EVs, and LCVs.
The decision comes as a response to high input costs
Jul 01, 2026
07:51 pm
What's the storyMahindra is planning to increase the prices of its vehicles in the coming weeks.
The decision comes as a response to high input costs that have been putting pressure on profit margins.
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