LG has expanded its 2026 AI TV portfolio with 25 new models, bringing high-end display technology directly to the Indian market. This launch matters because it introduces the company's largest-ever television screen and next-generation processors to consumers looking for premium home entertainment. Buyers seeking ultra-large formats or advanced gaming features now have specific options to consider.
LG expands its 2026 portfolio with 25 new models including a massive 115-inch QNED evo Mini LED flagship and refreshed OLED evo series
The headline product is a 115-inch QNED evo Mini LED TV that serves as the flagship of the new lineup. This model runs on the Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3 and supports motion refresh rates of up to 330Hz. LG also refreshed its OLED evo family with the G6, C6, and B6 series to cover different price tiers.
Technical specifications vary significantly across the new ranges to target different use cases. The OLED G6 and C6 models utilize the more powerful Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen3, while the B6 series uses the Alpha 8. The lineup also includes new Micro RGB evo and Mini RGB evo LCD TVs that feature TUV Rheinland-certified RGB Spectrum technology.
Gaming enthusiasts will find that the OLED evo G6 and C6 models support NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium. The Micro RGB evo delivers Triple 100% Color Coverage across BT.2020, DCI-P3, and Adobe RGB color spaces. LG introduced the Smart AI TV LB65 series, which runs on the new webOS 26 operating system with Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot integration.
Pricing for the new lineup starts at Rs 19,990 INR (around $209) for the entry-level Nano 4K UHD series. Higher-end models cost more, with the OLED evo C6 starting at Rs 1,19,990 INR (around $1,257) and the OLED evo G6 at Rs 2,14,990 INR (around $2,252). The 100-inch Micro RGB evo is the most expensive option at Rs 12,99,990 INR (around $13,615).
The entire new TV lineup is now available for purchase across India. This release marks LG's official entry into the 2026 market with a focus on AI-driven processing and large-screen formats. Consumers can now choose from entry-level smart TVs to professional-grade color-accurate displays.
Source: GIZMOCHINA
