Key highlights
- Chinese car brand MG to hike prices soon
- New prices to be raised by up to 1.5%
- Price hike to be implemented from July 1, 2025
JSW MG Motor India is soon going to hike the prices of its Chinese car models from July. The new price hike will result in an increase of up to 1.5%. Read why Chinese cars are getting expensive below.
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JSW MG Motor India July price hike details
The popular Chinese car brand MG is soon going to hike the prices of its cars in India. Citing the reasons, the brand has stated that the rising input costs and macroeconomics that including supply chain-related costs, the price hike decision has been taken.
The newly raised price tag will be effective for all the models from July 1, 2025. While the exact details for the individual models are not known yet, the brand has said that the price hike will be 1.5% at maximum.
Speaking of the brand’s performance in India, it has been doing quite average. While its ICE models like the Hector and Astor are doing average sales, the electric car models like the Comet and Windsor have kept the brand alive till now.
The future plans of the brand include new model launches like the MG M9 MPV and the upcoming Gloster SUV facelift, which are likely to launch in the coming months.
The EV sales have generated enough confidence in the Chinese brand that it will also debut its first two-door sports car, Cyberster, in India by the end of this year.
Our verdict
From June 2025, nearly all carmakers have announced a price hike in India. The majority of them have cited the increasing input costs and the supply chain issues. MG is also following the same path.