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AC Prices in India Likely to Rise 5–15% as Costly Copper, Weak Rupee and New Energy Norms Increase Manufacturing Costs

AC Prices in India Likely to Rise 5–15% as Costly Copper, Weak Rupee and New Energy Norms Increase Manufacturing Costs
Air conditioner prices in India are expected to increase by 5% to 15% ahead of the summer season as manufacturers face rising production costs. The price hike is mainly driven by higher copper prices, a weakening Indian rupee, new energy-efficiency norms, and increased freight costs. Major AC brands such as Daikin, Voltas, Blue Star, LG, Haier and Mitsubishi have already announced price revisions across several models. Companies say the increase is necessary to offset higher input costs and maintain profitability. Industry experts believe the demand for air conditioners may still remain strong in 2026 due to expectations of a hotter summer and growing adoption of energy-efficient appliances. However, the higher prices could slightly impact consumer spending during the peak season.
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