Mahindra to raise vehicle prices in July as input costs stay elevated
Mahindra plans a July price hike to offset high input costs, even as SUV sales hit 60,393 units in June (up 28%) and monthly EV volumes climbed past 7,000. Easing production and labour constraints and new capacity are keeping waiting periods stable at 3-5 weeks ahead of the festive season.
Mahindra plans a vehicle price hike in July to offset elevated input costs, while reporting strong SUV, EV and LCV demand. Production and labour constraints have eased, with new capacity expected and waiting periods held stable ahead of the festive season.