BMW car prices to increase from January 2025

    German luxury carmaker to hike prices by up to 3 percent across its line-up.

    Published On Nov 22, 2024 04:12:00 PM

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    BMW India has announced a price hike across its portfolio in the country, effective January 1, 2025. The German luxury carmaker announced that both locally assembled and CBU models' prices will be hiked by up to 3 percent.

    The BMW cars and SUVs that roll out of the Chennai plant include the 2 Series Gran Coupe (priced from Rs 43.90 lakh), the 3 Series Gran Limousine (Rs 60.60 lakh) and the M340i (Rs 74.90 lakh), 5 Series LWB (Rs 72.9 lakh), 7 Series (Rs 1.82 crore), X1 (Rs 49.90 lakh), X3 (Rs 72.50 lakh), X5 (Rs 97 lakh) and X7 (Rs 1.3 crore).

    Meanwhile, the imported models include the i4 (Rs 72.50 lakh), i5 (Rs 1.2 crore), i7 (Rs 2.03 crore), iX1 (Rs 66.90 lakh), iX (Rs 1.40 crore), Z4 (Rs 90.90 lakh), M2 Coupe (Rs 99.90 lakh), M4 Competition (Rs 1.53 crore) and CS (Rs 1.89 crore), M8 (Rs 2.44 crore), XM (Rs 2.6 crore) and the recently launched M5 (Rs 1.99 crore).

    BMW's announcement comes just days after Mercedes-Benz India said it would hike prices from next year onwards. Mercedes cited higher material costs, inflationary pressures and other cost burdens. Other luxury carmakers are also expected to announce an increase in ex-showroom prices in the coming days. Stay tuned.

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