Kia India to implement price increase in all models

Prices in Kia India have increased by 3% since April 2025 as input costs rise

Kia India has announced prices to rise throughout its entire lineup, which will take effect from April 1, 2025. The price adjustment will be as high as 3%, attributed to the rising costs of commodities and input materials.

The company said that while it absorbs a portion of most of its spending, the revision is necessary to mitigate the impact of inflation and rising production costs. Kia India highlighted its commitment to make price increases as moderate as possible to minimize financial burdens for customers.

Since entering the Indian market, Kia has had a big impact, selling 1.45 million units in domestic and overseas markets. Among its best-selling models, Kia Seltos has sold more than 690,000 units, followed by SONET with 500,000 units, 232,000 units of Carens and Carnival MPV with 15,000 units sold.

Kia is not the only automaker that adjusts prices to market conditions. Other major manufacturers, including Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors, have also announced a rise starting next month. Maruti Suzuki will implement a 4% rate hike, while Tata Motors plans to raise prices by 3%.

Through these revisions, automakers aim to address the challenges posed by volatility in input costs while maintaining market competitiveness. Customers planning to purchase a new vehicle may consider making a purchase before the revised price takes effect in April.

Since April 2025, Kia India Post has implemented price increases on all models, first appearing on motorcycles.