NEW DELHI: On OnePlus India's store page the Nord 6 starts at Rs 44,999, the Nord CE6 at Rs 35,999 and the Nord CE6 Lite at Rs 27,999. That puts Rs 17,000 between the cheapest and dearest Nord, and Rs 8,000 and Rs 9,000 between the steps. Price as of 25 October 2026, 1:00 PM IST.

This report compares prices only. OnePlus's specification pages could not be read for this report, so it makes no claim about chips, cameras or batteries. The store page does not say whether the "From" prices include bank offers.

OnePlus Nord price comparison, October 2026

PhonePrice on OnePlus store pageStruck-through list priceStep up from the phone below
OnePlus Nord CE6 LiteFrom Rs 27,999Rs 31,999None, entry model
OnePlus Nord CE6From Rs 35,999Rs 40,999Rs 8,000 (22.2% of the CE6 price)
OnePlus Nord 6From Rs 44,999Rs 52,999Rs 9,000 (20.0% of the Nord 6 price)

The two steps are almost the same size

Moving from the CE6 Lite to the CE6 costs Rs 8,000, and moving from the CE6 to the Nord 6 costs Rs 9,000. The second step is Rs 1,000 bigger in rupees, but the CE6 step is the larger jump in percentage terms, since it adds 28.6 percent to the Lite price while the Nord 6 step adds 25.0 percent to the CE6 price.

In practice, a CE6 Lite buyer who stretches to the CE6 pays a bigger share of the original budget than a CE6 buyer who stretches to the Nord 6. If your limit is Rs 40,000, the page leaves only the CE6 and the Lite in range, because the Nord 6 starts Rs 4,999 above that line.

List prices show a wider gap

The struck-through figures are Rs 31,999 for the Lite, Rs 40,999 for the CE6 and Rs 52,999 for the Nord 6. The card prices sit Rs 4,000, Rs 5,000 and Rs 8,000 below those. The Nord 6 carries the largest markdown in rupees and the CE6 Lite the smallest.

The list-price gap between the Nord 6 and the CE6 Lite is Rs 21,000, against Rs 17,000 on the store-page prices. So most of the saving on the dearest phone is already in the card price, and the real distance between the models is the smaller number.

The Nord 6 shows two prices

The same phone has shown up at two figures this month. The store page card says Rs 44,999. The OnePlus home page Diwali banner, marked "incl bank offers", says Rs 42,999, which is Rs 2,000 lower. Our report on an Amazon Great Indian Festival early deal also listed the Nord 6 at Rs 42,999: Nord 6 listed at Rs 42,999.

The CE6 had a similar history. Our report on the Amazon early deal listed it at Rs 33,999, which was Rs 2,000 below today's card price. Details are in our Nord CE6 early deal report. Offers like these change daily and end without notice, so the card price is the safest baseline.

Where the Nords sit in the OnePlus range

On the same page the N6 starts at Rs 23,499, which is Rs 4,500 below the CE6 Lite. At the other end the OnePlus 13s starts at Rs 52,999, only Rs 8,000 above the Nord 6. The Nord 6 is therefore closer in price to the 13s than to the CE6.

Counting up the nine-phone price ladder on that page, the three Nords are the fourth, fifth and sixth cheapest. The N6 Lite 4G, N6x and N6 are cheaper, and the 13s, 15R and OnePlus 15 are dearer, so a Nord buyer is choosing from the middle of the range and not from either end.

What to check before you buy

Open each phone's product page on OnePlus's site and compare the memory and storage option that your quoted price applies to, since the store page shows one price per phone. Check the offer terms on your bank card before you count a bank offer in your budget. Vijay Sales ran a bank offer on the Nord 6 earlier this month, covered in our Vijay Sales HSBC offer report.

The prices are on OnePlus's India phone store page.