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Mahindra has increased the prices of its popular SUV range by an average of 2.7 percent. This change has become effective from July 10, 2026. The company has attributed this to the increase in commodity costs. Models like Thar, Scorpio Classic, XUV 3XO, XUV 7XO have become expensive, while the prices of Scorpio N have not changed. In the EV segment, only the price of XEV 9S has increased.<\/p>\n
This is the second biggest price hike of the year after 2.5% increase in April. Mahindra itself bore a large part of the increased costs in the last few months, but has now decided to pass on some of the burden to customers. Due to this, buyers will have to take a quick decision before purchasing a new vehicle. Bolero has seen the highest increase of \u20b9 49,000 on the base variant. The starting price of XEV 9S has increased by \u20b9 70,000.<\/p>\n
Why did prices increase?<\/h3>\n
Mahindra clarified that rising commodity prices are the main reason. This has become a common problem in the auto industry. The company said that the amount of increase will vary on different models. An average increase of 2.7% has been implemented in the SUV portfolio and 2% in commercial vehicles. Know the affected models and new prices-<\/p>\n
\n- XUV 3XO: Rs 7.79 \u2013 15.04 lakh (earlier Rs 7.54 \u2013 14.89)<\/li>\n
- Bolero: 8.49 \u2013 9.99 lakh (earlier 8 \u2013 9.91)<\/li>\n
- Bolero Neo: Rs 8.99 \u2013 12.49 lakh (earlier Rs 8.85 \u2013 12)<\/li>\n
- Thar (3-door): Rs 10.32 \u2013 18 lakh (earlier Rs 10 \u2013 17.63)<\/li>\n
- Thar Roxx: Rs 12.52 \u2013 23.53 lakh (earlier Rs 12.40 \u2013 22.82)<\/li>\n
- Scorpio Classic: Rs 13.37 \u2013 17.40 lakh (earlier Rs 13 \u2013 17)<\/li>\n
- Scorpio N: Rs 13.49 \u2013 24.95 lakh (no change)<\/li>\n
- XUV 7XO: Rs 13.99 \u2013 25.79 lakh (earlier Rs 13.66 \u2013 24.92)<\/li>\n
- XEV 9S: Rs 20.65 \u2013 29.95 lakh (earlier Rs 19.95 \u2013 29.45)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
There has also been no increase in the prices of XUV 3XO EV, BE 6 and XEV 9e.<\/p>\n
advice for customers<\/h3>\n
For customers who have booked or taken delivery before July 10, the old prices will be applicable. New buyers may have to face additional expenses. Despite Mahindra’s strong sales momentum (Scorpio, Thar, XUV series), this increase is a necessary step to save margins. If you want to buy a Mahindra vehicle, then check the updated price from the dealership before making the deal.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n