LG Electronics India has added to its premium television offerings with its latest line-up – 2026, emphasizing large screens, Mini LED, and AI-enabled personalization as key components of their strategy. In the 2026 lineup, the brand has announced 25 ultra-large screen televisions that are 75 inches and above in size and include four different display technologies, while at the same time adding smart TV features to some of the lower-end televisions.One of the highlights of the new line-up is LG’s 115-inch QNED evo Mini LED TV, measuring 292 cm diagonally and making it the largest Mini LED television that LG has ever launched in the country. The premium television is designed for people who want to create the experience of watching films or participating in sports events from a stadium.About The AuthorJournalist and a writer with a strong interest in news, culture, technology, and human-interest stories. Passionate about making complex topics accessible and engaging.The lineup 2026 includes other televisions such as OLED evo G6 and C6, OLED B6, Micro RGB evo, Mini RGB evo and Nano 4K UHD televisions. In addition, LG’s webOS platform, AI-based personalization, and Dolby Atmos audio have been included in the 2026 lineup of LG.LG's biggest QNED Mini LED TV yetQNED Evo Mini LED series is the centerpiece of the TV line-up for 2026 from LG. Five different series are included in the lineup: QNED90, QNED86, QNED85, QNED82, and QNED70 with screen sizes varying from 43 inches all the way up to the new 115 inches.The largest 115-inch QNED90 comes with Dynamic QNED Color Pro technology by LG. According to LG, the technology provides 100% color volume and its certification has been conducted by Intertek.As for the contrast ratio, the flagship TV comes with Precision Dimming Ultra technology, providing for the control of thousands of dimming zones in the huge screen. It allows for the enhancement of contrast in the image, and in very large LCD screens it becomes quite a crucial feature.Moreover, there is also a special focus on gamers and fans of sports broadcasts. Some models come with the Motion Booster technology providing refresh rates up to 330Hz and VRR technology up to 165Hz. ALM also comes in some models to reduce gaming latencies.Select QNED evo Mini LED models are powered by LG's Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3, which handles image processing and other smart TV functions.More articles by AuthorTrending StoriesIn India, the QNED range starts at Rs 52,990, although the company has not specified a starting price for every individual screen size and series.OLED evo G6 and C6 target premium buyersFor consumers who prefer OLED, LG's 2026 lineup includes the OLED evo G6 and C6, along with the OLED B6.The flagship OLED evo G6 is positioned as LG's brightest OLED TV in the new range. It uses Hyper Radiant Color Technology and Brightness Booster Ultra, which LG claims can deliver up to 3.9 times the brightness of a conventional OLED TV.Both the G6 and C6 use LG's Alpha 11 Dual AI Engine Processor Gen3. The TVs also feature what LG calls Perfect Black and Perfect Color verification, along with Reflection Free Premium technology.Dolby Vision and Atmos support is present, while gamers have NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium support. The displays feature VRR of up to 165Hz.The OLED evo G6 will be available in screen sizes of 55 inches to 97 inches and priced starting at Rs 2,14,990 in India.The OLED evo C6, on the other hand, has a wider target audience. Starting price is Rs 1,19,990, and it will come in sizes of 42 inches to 83 inches. The manufacturer calls it the best-selling OLED series and features its Bright Room Ready performance and AI Sound Pro that can deliver a virtual 11.1.2 channel audio system.Completing the line-up of OLED TV models is the OLED B6 featuring 55-inch and 65-inch options. It starts at Rs 1,47,490 and features Bright Room Ready performance alongside with Perfect Black and Perfect Color validation, Dolby Vision and Atmos and the Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3.Micro RGB and Mini RGB come to LG's 2026 rangeLG is also expanding its RGB-based LCD technology in India with the Micro RGB evo and Mini RGB evo series.The Micro RGB evo MRGB96 is positioned as LG's most advanced LCD offering in the new lineup. It uses LG's proprietary Micro RGB technology alongside the Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen3.The company says the technology achieves Triple 100% Colour Coverage across BT.2020, DCI-P3 and Adobe RGB colour spaces, with the claim certified by Intertek. The TV has also received TÜV Rheinland's High Purity RGB Spectrum Display certification.For India, LG will offer the 100-inch MRGB96 model, with pricing starting at Rs 12,99,990.The Mini RGB evo MRGB85 takes some of the same technology to a more accessible segment. It uses Tandem LED technology, Precision Dimming and the Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3. LG says the series delivers Double 100% Colour Coverage and has also received TÜV Rheinland's High Purity RGB Spectrum Display certification.The Mini RGB evo series will be available in 55-inch, 65-inch, 75-inch and 86-inch sizes, starting at Rs 1,28,990.Nano 4K UHD brings big-screen viewing to a wider audienceIt is clear that LG is not just focusing on its advanced technology while trying to penetrate the market of large screens. The lineup of Nano 4K UHD by LG contains models NU885, NU880, NU875, and NU870, and these models have screen sizes up to 98 inches.This 98 inches model is the largest one in this lineup and is aimed at those customers who prefer large screens but do not want to switch to more costly technologies offered by the company.The TVs use Nano Detail Enhancer for image processing and support HDR10 Pro. The Alpha 7 AI Processor Gen9 handles picture processing, while Dolby Atmos is available for more immersive sound.LG has also given the range a Linear Flow Design aimed at keeping the large TVs relatively sleek despite their size.The Nano 4K UHD lineup starts at Rs 38,990 and will be available in sizes ranging from 43 inches to 98 inches.AI becomes a bigger part of the LG TV experienceWhile display technology remains the main differentiator between the models, LG is making AI a common feature across the 2026 portfolio.The company's webOS 26 platform introduces features designed to personalise the TV experience based on individual users. Voice ID can recognise different users and automatically load their personalised My Page home screen.AI Concierge takes a more contextual approach. It can recommend content and surface relevant functions based on what the user is currently watching.LG is also adding support for multiple AI assistants. Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot can be used for tasks such as asking questions, finding information and searching for related content while watching TV.This AI functionality is not being restricted to LG's most expensive models. The company says its 2026 portfolio extends AI-powered experiences across the range, including entry-level 32-inch HD and Full HD models.Five years of OS updates and LG Shield securitySoftware support is another focus of the 2026 lineup. LG says its TVs will receive five years of OS updates through its webOS Re:New programme.The firm will also launch LG Shield in the ecosystem. The security solution uses the technology of encryption to provide safety of the users' information and personalized experiences and has won CES 2026 Innovation Award.For entertainment, there are LG Channels that offer more than 150 live fast channels for free in such areas as news, entertainment, music, lifestyle, and devotion. Such channels are offered in several languages.There is also a possibility to use LG Gaming Portal, including cloud gaming services like Xbox Cloud Gaming.LG brings Dolby Atmos and AI to entry-level modelsOne example of LG’s efforts to expand its high-end TV experience into varying pricing categories is its Smart AI TV LB65 series.The TV series has 32 and 43-inch variants and has an initial price point of Rs 19,990. Even though they fall on the lower end of LG’s 2026 TV range, they still have Dolby Atmos and AI smart technology.It shows that the 2026 plan of LG does not revolve around increasing the size and cost of their TVs alone. They are also striving to integrate their software and AI system in all of their TVs.LG 2026 TV lineup: India prices at a glanceSeriesScreen sizesStarting priceQNED evo Mini LED43-inch to 115-inchRs 52,990OLED evo G655-inch to 97-inchRs 2,14,990OLED evo C642-inch to 83-inchRs 1,19,990OLED B655-inch, 65-inchRs 1,47,490Micro RGB evo100-inchRs 12,99,990Mini RGB evo55-inch to 86-inchRs 1,28,990Nano 4K UHD43-inch to 98-inchRs 38,990Smart AI TV LB6532-inch, 43-inchRs 19,990LG's big-screen bet on Indian consumersIt is evident from LG's portfolio of 2026 TVs that there is a change in trends of consumers when it comes to their use of TVs. As a result of growing popularity of OTT, live sports and gaming, bigger screens have gained importance among consumers.The 115-inch QNED evo Mini LED is the most obvious embodiment of that approach in LG's new TV range; however, the firm does not rely solely on one of these technologies, as it has presented OLED, Mini LED, Micro RGB, Mini RGB and even traditional 4K LCD TVs.What ties the whole range together is software, which LG is focusing on by promoting webOS 26, AI personalisation, connectivity, security and Dolby Atmos along with its hardware innovations.Thus, for consumers, the difference between LG's 2026 TVs is not only going to be screen size, but also the type of display - OLED, Mini LED, LCD powered by RGB or, finally, more affordable Nano 4K UHD TVs.From Rs 19,990 to Rs 12,99,990 LG has thus covered a major share of India's TV market with focus on extremely big screens. FAQsWhat are the key highlights of LG’s 2026 TV lineup?LG’s 2026 range focuses on ultra-large screens, Mini LED and OLED technology, AI-powered picture and sound features, gaming and personalised smart TV experiences. The lineup includes 25 ultra-large models across QNED evo Mini LED, OLED evo, Micro RGB evo/Mini RGB evo and Nano 4K UHD technologies.What is the largest TV in LG’s new 2026 lineup?The flagship is a 115-inch (292cm) QNED evo Mini LED TV, making it LG’s largest QNED Mini LED television launched in India so far.What is the starting price of LG’s 2026 TVs in India?The new lineup starts at Rs 19,990 for the Smart AI TV LB65 series. At the premium end, the 100-inch Micro RGB evo starts at Rs 12,99,990.What are the prices of LG’s new OLED TVs?The OLED evo G6 starts at Rs 2,14,990, while the OLED evo C6 starts at Rs 1,19,990. The OLED B6 starts at Rs 1,47,490.What features does the LG QNED evo Mini LED range offer?The range features Dynamic QNED Color Pro, Precision Dimming Ultra and Motion Booster. Select models support up to 330Hz motion performance and up to 165Hz VRR, making them particularly suited to sports and gaming.end of article