India, Dec. 23 -- Nissan Motor India will join the list of players in the Indian auto space to implement a price increase across its portfolio, with the new prices to come into effect on January 1, 2026. According to our internal sources, the brand will hike prices by up to 3%, depending on the exact variant and specification. The price hike is likely due to sustained pressure related to the Indian rupee's continued depreciation against the US dollar and the euro, leading to rising input costs of raw materials and logistics.

The Indian rupee is currently the worst-performing currency in Asia in 2025, having fallen by as much as 6% against the US dollar and reaching an all-time low of 91.01 in December. The decline is attributed to a rang...