Two-Stage Price Revision to Ease Buyer Impact
Mercedes-Benz India has announced a two-phase revision of its ex-showroom prices, effective June 1 and September 1, 2025. This strategic move comes in response to rising forex rates, which have significantly affected input costs—especially for Completely Built Units (CBUs).
Instead of a single sharp hike, the brand is implementing a staggered increase to help customers plan purchases and financing more effectively. A further price hike of up to 1.5% will take effect from September 1.
Lower EMIs, Less Stress
Despite the increased cost burden, Mercedes-Benz is passing on only a marginal portion to customers, thanks to continued localization. To cushion the impact, the company is offering flexible finance options via Mercedes-Benz Financial Services, including STAR AGILITY and reduced EMIs.
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For popular models like the GLA and GLC, the monthly EMI difference will be under ₹2,000—ensuring minimal disruption to buyers’ cash flow and maintaining a seamless luxury ownership experience.
