BMW Group India will increase prices of its BMW and MINI cars by up to 2% starting April 1, 2026. The hike will impact both locally manufactured and imported models. The company cited rising input, logistics, and operational costs as the reason behind the decision.
India’s automobile sector is looking at Budget 2026 as a crucial moment after years of uneven recovery. With passenger car demand stable but entry-level vehicles and EV two-wheelers struggling, the industry expects tax relief, affordable financing and policy support.
A report by OpenAI and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) indicates that automakers that quickly adopt Gen AI in customer experience could see sales increase by up to 20%.
Auto industry experts from MG Motor, OLX, Eplane & AdvantEdge unequivocally opined that the pandemic has been a watershed moment for the Indian automotive industry and in particular the second wave will lead to a delay in consumer demand for cars and mobility solutions thereby leading to a pent up demand for the same in the coming months.
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