Overview
- Mahindra implemented the price revision on July 10, raising ex-showroom prices across much of its SUV and car lineup by up to 2.7 percent.
- The Thar was increased for the third time in 2026 with variant rises up to Rs 37,000 for the top LXT 4WD 2.2 diesel AT model.
- Among ICE models the Bolero saw the largest base uplift of about Rs 49,000 while multiple other SUV ranges were also nudged higher.
- The company left most electric models unchanged but raised the XEV 9S starting price by Rs 70,000 and kept the Scorpio‑N at its existing price.
- Mahindra says the hikes respond to higher commodity and input costs, and buyers are advised to confirm updated dealer quotes because repeated revisions have created near-term uncertainty.