Overview
- The increase applies across all BMW and MINI models sold in India, covering both locally manufactured and fully imported vehicles.
- BMW says the adjustment is intended to offset escalating logistics and material expenses as the rupee weakens against major currencies.
- Audi India has announced a similar April increase of up to 2%, with Mercedes-Benz India and Tata Motors also disclosing price hikes in the same timeframe.
- BMW Group India reported record 2025 sales of 18,001 cars, a 14% year-on-year rise that it highlights as demand context.
- BMW India Financial Services will continue customised plans including lower rates on select models, assured buy-back options and flexible end-of-term choices to ease the impact on buyers.