OnePlus has increased prices for the Nord 6 in India following its early April launch. The base model with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage now costs INR 41,999 ($434), up from INR 38,999. The top-tier 12GB/256GB variant now sells for INR 46,999 ($486), a significant jump from its original INR 41,999.

This adjustment comes without an official explanation, though rising component costs, particularly for memory, are the likely driver. The company continues to offer an up to INR 2,000 instant discount on certain bank EMI transactions, slightly softening the increase for some buyers.

For consumers, this means the Nord 6 now starts at a higher price point in a competitive mid-range segment. The hike reflects broader industry pressures on smartphone manufacturing costs, potentially affecting other models and brands in the near term.