BMW India says it will raise prices again, citing pressures from rupee depreciation and higher commodity costs. The company’s CEO links the expected increase to ongoing foreign exchange and input-cost pressures.
In India, BMW and MINI have already raised prices multiple times this year. Business Line reports the company continues to face forex and commodity cost pressures, indicating further revisions are likely. NDTV adds that BMW India has cumulatively hiked prices by up to 5% across the BMW and MINI portfolios through three price revisions in 2026 so far. The outlets present the same underlying drivers—currency movement and commodity costs—but focus differently on overall expectations for continued increases versus the specific, cumulative amount and number of revisions already implemented this year.
