Tata Motors has announced a price increase across its passenger vehicle portfolio. Starting 1 July 2026, the company will raise the prices of all its ICE (petrol and diesel) and EV (electric) models by up to a maximum of 1.5%. The company says the move has been prompted by steadily rising input costs and the persistent pressure of inflation.
According to the company, it is absorbing the bulk of the higher costs itself, but passing some of the burden on to customers has become unavoidable. The revision will vary from one model and variant to another, so that the value and market positioning of each vehicle is preserved. The increase will also apply to popular cars such as the Nexon, Punch, Tiago, Harrier, Safari and Curvv.
Tata Motors will raise prices across its passenger vehicle portfolio by up to 1.5%, and the hike will apply equally to both ICE and EV models. The new prices take effect from 1 July 2026. Customers who book before this date may be able to lock in the current prices, though the final terms can differ from one dealership to another.
The company has explained that costs linked to steel, aluminium, electronic components and batteries have all risen, while supply chain and inflationary pressures continue to weigh in. The increase will not be uniform across all models. Some entry-level variants may see a smaller impact, whereas premium and feature-loaded variants could face a comparatively larger hike.
Likely New Prices of Popular Models
The prices given below are only estimates based on current ex-showroom rates. The actual price may differ depending on the city, the variant chosen and applicable taxes.
What It Means for Customers
If you are planning to buy a new Tata car or SUV, booking it within June 2026 could prove beneficial. That said, the company has also made it clear that despite the price rise, it remains focused on keeping the value and feature package of its vehicles competitive in the market.
