Mahindra XUV 7XO Gets Costlier by Up to Rs. 20,000: Check New October 2026 Prices

October 22, 2026 Avinash

Mahindra has revised the prices of the Mahindra XUV 7XO in India for October 2026. The flagship ICE SUV now costs up to Rs. 20,000 more, although the hike does not apply to every variant. The company has increased prices mainly across select 2WD versions, while the top-spec AWD variant continues without a price change.

The XUV 7XO now carries an ex-showroom price range of Rs. 13.99 lakh to Rs. 25.79 lakh. The latest revision comes only a few months after Mahindra introduced another significant price increase for the SUV.

There are no mechanical or feature changes with this latest price update.

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Mahindra XUV 7XO New Price in October 2026

The base AX2 petrol 2WD remains unchanged at Rs. 13.99 lakh. The AX3 petrol manual now costs Rs. 16.37 lakh after an Rs. 8,000 increase, while the AX5 petrol manual and AX3 petrol automatic cost Rs. 17.88 lakh after a Rs. 9,000 hike. The AX7 petrol manual now costs Rs. 19.26 lakh, while the AX7 petrol automatic is priced at Rs. 20.68 lakh.

On the diesel side, the AX3 manual now costs Rs. 14.87 lakh, while the AX7 diesel manual gets the biggest Rs. 20,000 increase and now costs Rs. 19.80 lakh. The top AX7L AWD automatic remains at Rs. 25.79 lakh.

XUV 7XO Price Hike: Which Variants Get the Biggest Increase?

The latest price revision varies significantly across the XUV 7XO range. The AX7 diesel manual receives the maximum Rs. 20,000 increase. Several higher-spec diesel variants get hikes between Rs. 11,499 and Rs. 16,999. The AX7L diesel automatic with six seats now costs Rs. 25.16 lakh, while the standard AX7L diesel automatic costs Rs. 24.96 lakh.

Petrol variants see increases ranging from Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 14,999 among the affected versions. Mahindra has not provided a specific reason for this October price revision. The company has also kept the basic specification and equipment package unchanged with the latest update.

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