New Delhi, March 18 – Kia India has announced a price hike of up to three percent on its vehicles starting April 1, 2025, citing increased production and supply chain costs. The decision comes as the automaker seeks to manage rising material expenses and maintain its commitment to delivering high-quality vehicles.
As per agency report, the company attributed the price adjustment to the growing costs of raw materials and supply chain logistics, which have significantly impacted the automobile industry. The increase will be applicable across all Kia models available in the Indian market.
Hardeep Singh Brar, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Kia India, stated that while the company remains dedicated to offering exceptional value and quality to customers, the rising costs necessitate this revision. He emphasized that Kia has always aimed to provide competitively priced vehicles but now finds it essential to adjust prices to sustain the production of technologically advanced and high-quality cars.
Brar acknowledged that price hikes can be challenging for customers but assured that the adjustment is necessary to maintain Kia’s standard of innovation and excellence. The increase will affect all models under Kia India's lineup from the beginning of April.
