LG’s 2026 TV Lineup Unveils a 115-inch Mini LED Flagship

Picture a living room where the television no longer hides behind furniture. It dominates. It becomes the focal point. That’s the mood LG is cultivating with its 2026 AI TV range in India: 25 ultra-large models, and one that turns heads — a 115-inch QNED evo Mini LED.

A new scale of ambition

LG has stretched the idea of a home screen. The QNED evo Mini LED series alone runs from 43 inches up to that cinema-sized 115-inch model, bringing Dynamic QNED Color Pro and Precision Dimming Ultra to larger panels. Motion Booster hits frame rates up to 330Hz on the flagship. Selected sets offer 165Hz variable refresh rate and Auto Low Latency Mode for gamers who want a serious large-format display. Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3 powers some variants, and the entry point for the series is around €583.

OLED fans get an update too. The OLED evo family now includes G6, C6, and B6 series. The G6 and C6 rise to the top with the Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen3, Hyper Radiant Color Technology, Brightness Booster Ultra, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, plus NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium support with up to 165Hz VRR. The B6 keeps Perfect Black and Perfect Color credentials while using the Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3. Expect the OLED evo C6 to start near €1,320, the OLED B6 at about €1,622, and the top-tier OLED evo G6 at roughly €2,365.

On the LCD front, LG is pushing new color tech labels you’ll see in headline specs. Micro RGB evo and Mini RGB evo screens carry TÜV Rheinland-certified High Purity RGB Spectrum Display claims. The 100-inch Micro RGB evo (MRGB96) promises Triple 100% color coverage across BT.2020, DCI-P3, and Adobe RGB — a pitch aimed at creators and cinephiles who want larger-than-life color accuracy. The Mini RGB evo family mixes Tandem LED hardware with Precision Dimming and the Alpha 8 AI Processor Gen3, with prices kicking off near €1,419. The giant 100-inch Micro RGB evo sits around €14,300.

Not everyone needs ultra-premium. LG also broadened its Nano 4K UHD range to include screens from 43 to 98 inches, driven by the Alpha 7 AI Processor Gen9 and featuring Nano Detail Enhancer, HDR10 Pro, and Dolby Atmos. Those options begin at approximately €429, giving buyers large-screen choices without the flagship price tag.

If you want affordability with smart features, the new Smart AI TV LB65 lineup covers 32- and 43-inch sizes. Powered by the Alpha 5 AI Processor Gen9, these sets run webOS 26 and include AI-driven personalization, Google Gemini integration, Microsoft Copilot support, LG Gaming Portal, Dolby Atmos, and a promise of five years of webOS updates. The starting price is about €220.

LG is clearly layering processors and display technologies to segment the market: Alpha 11 for top-tier OLED, Alpha 8 for premium LCD and mid OLED, Alpha 7 for mainstream Nano 4K, and Alpha 5 for entry-level smart sets. It’s a logic that helps buyers match features to budgets, while letting LG showcase innovations at every rung.

Who is this for? Movie lovers who want theater-scale screens. Gamers after high refresh and low latency at extra-large sizes. Content creators who need color fidelity. And households that want smarter, more personalized viewing without spending on flagship panels.

Availability: the 2026 LG AI TV range is now rolling out across India through LG’s retail channels.