Buying a Hyundai electric vehicle in India could soon become more expensive. Hyundai Motor India has officially announced a price hike across its lineup from June 1, 2026, and this revision is expected to impact its EV range as well.

While the company has not revealed model-wise revised prices yet, the increase is expected to apply to electric models such as the Hyundai Creta Electric and Hyundai Ioniq 5, along with the brand’s ICE lineup.

According to Hyundai, rising input costs, higher commodity prices and increasing operational expenses are the key reasons behind the latest price revision. The company says it has been absorbing a major portion of these costs for some time, but market conditions have now made a price correction necessary. The hike is expected to vary depending on the model and variant, with reports suggesting an increase of up to Rs 12,800 on selected vehicles.

Hyundai has been gradually expanding its EV portfolio in the Indian market. The Creta Electric has become one of the company’s most important products in the affordable premium EV space, while the Ioniq 5 continues to serve as Hyundai’s flagship electric offering.

For buyers planning to purchase a Hyundai EV in the coming weeks, this may be the right time to finalise the booking before the new prices come into effect in June. Although the increase may appear small, it could still affect the overall on-road pricing, especially when combined with registration, insurance and accessory costs.