Mahindra’s ‘these’ cars will be expensive from April 6; But ‘these’ customers will get the car at the old price

• Mahindra cars will be expensive
• Know the car names
• These customers will get the car at the old price

If you Mahindra If you are thinking of buying a car, this news will be important for you. The reason behind this is that the vehicle prices will increase from April 6. Depending on the particular model, vehicle prices will increase by up to 25 percent. On average, this rate hike will be around 1.6 percent. Now let’s see which vehicles will get these new prices and which won’t.

Which vehicles will be more expensive?

Mahindra models like Scorpio-N, Thar, Thar ROXX and XUV 3XO will now be available at higher prices than before. This hike will also apply to commercial vehicles. However, the company has announced that there will be no price hike for the recently launched XUV 7XO model; The first 40000 customers will be able to purchase the vehicle at its original price. If you are planning to buy this model, it can be beneficial for you to book it before 6th April.

First glimpse of Volkswagen Taigun 2026! The launch will be on this day

Mahindra’s Sales Report

Mahindra has released its sales report for March 2026. Last month i.e. March, the company sold 99,969 vehicles. Sales have increased by 21 percent compared to the previous year. Larger vehicles like ‘Thar’ and ‘Scorpio’ proved to be very popular among customers. According to a news channel, 60,272 such vehicles were sold in India.

Sales record

By the end of the year, Mahindra has set a new record for its highest sales ever. The company sold a total of 6,60,276 SUVs, which represents a growth of 20% over the previous year. Sales of small commercial vehicles (cargo vehicles) also reached 2,89,597 units, showing a growth of 13%.

EV Market is our home! Mahindra and MG did not understand and ‘this’ company reached the highest peak

How significant was this increase?

Nalinikant Gollagunta, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Mahindra’s Auto Division, said that the past year has been truly remarkable for the company. This year, Mahindra broke all its previous sales records in both the SUV and small commercial vehicle categories. “In the month of March alone, we sold 60,272 SUVs (25% growth) and 24,929 small commercial vehicles (11% growth),” he noted.

He further said that if all categories of vehicles are added together, the company sold a total of 99,969 vehicles, which represents an increase of 21 percent over the previous year.