GST CUT MOTORCYCLES
Classic Legends eyes festive boost on GST cut, Roadster launch
Classic Legends, maker of Jawa and BSA bikes, is betting on the GST cut on motorcycles and its new Roadster launch to boost festive sales. Prices have dropped to ₹1.9 lakh, with footfall tripling. The firm targets 10,000–15,000 monthly sales in September-October, but faces challenges scaling beyond its <1% market share against Royal Enfield’s dominance.
GST cut to ensure Yezdi, Jawa bikes shine like nobody else: Classic Legends co-founders
The recent GST reform has given a boost to iconic motorcycle brands Jawa and Yezdi, with prices of their models dropping below ₹2 lakh. Classic Legends co-founders Anupam Thareja and Boman Irani said the move will help the brands "shine like nobody else" in their comeback, while acknowledging higher taxes will hurt their premium BSA line.
India Inc revenue to grow 7% this fiscal on GST restructuring, but profit margins may remain flat: Crisil
Crisil Intelligence expects India Inc’s revenue to grow 6–7% this fiscal, driven by GST rate cuts boosting consumption, especially in FMCG, durables, and automobiles. However, the anti-profiteering rule may limit margin gains.
Two-wheeler sales volume to grow 5-6% this fiscal after GST cut boost: Crisil Ratings
Crisil Ratings anticipates a 5-6% growth in two-wheeler sales this fiscal year, spurred by the GST Council's tax rate rationalization. This move is expected to boost demand for two-wheelers and passenger vehicles, with price drops of 5-10% anticipated. However, motorcycles exceeding 350 cc will face higher levies, potentially impacting their sales.
New GST rates, coming into effect this Navratri, to boost economy: Ashwini Vaishnaw
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that the 2025-26 Budget's income tax relief and GST rate rationalization will significantly boost India's economy. Effective September 22, the GST reforms will simplify taxation, reduce rates on daily-use goods, and stimulate consumption, potentially adding Rs 20 lakh crore to the GDP.
Renault cars price cut: Check new rates of Kwid, Triber and Kiger from Sept 22
Renault cars prices revised: Renault India will reduce vehicle prices by up to Rs 96,395, passing on the full benefit of the recent GST rate cut to buyers. Effective September 22, 2025, the revised pricing aims to boost demand during the festive season. The price cut includes Kwid, Triber and Kiger models.
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Royal Enfield new GST rate: From Hunter 350, Classic to Himalayan, check full list of bikes getting cheaper or costlier after Sept 22
Royal Enfield's new GST rate: Royal Enfield faces a mixed impact from recent GST changes. While bikes below 350cc will benefit from a reduced 18% GST, making models like the Hunter and Classic more affordable, larger motorcycles now face a higher 40% tax. Check full list of bikes and their expected new prices.
Sensex, Nifty50 end little changed as IT, consumer selloff offsets GST 2.0 led rally
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty concluded Friday's trading session with minimal movement. Profit booking in consumer and IT sectors counteracted gains in the auto industry, which was boosted by proposed tax cuts under the "GST 2.0" overhaul. The Sensex experienced a slight decrease, while the Nifty 50 saw a marginal increase.
2W sales expected to grow 5-6%, passenger vehicles by 2-3% in FY26 post GST rationalisation: Crisil
Crisil Ratings anticipates a boost in India's automobile sector following GST rate rationalization, effective September 22, 2025. Two-wheeler sales are projected to grow by 5-6%, while passenger vehicles are expected to rise by 2-3%. The GST cut is expected to lower vehicle prices, coinciding with the festive season, and is expected to drive stronger demand.
From Rs 1 lakh to nearly Rs 3 crore: TVS Motor’s 27,852% rally has more steam left; here's why
TVS Motor Company's shares have surged since their 2000 listing, delivering impressive returns. Recent GST cuts on two-wheelers and the launch of the NTORQ 150 hyper sport scooter are expected to further boost the company's growth. Despite being in overbought zone, brokerages remain positive, citing strong sales figures and potential benefits from the GST reduction.
Maruti Suzuki shares may climb 17% to Rs 17,000, says ICICI Securities citing two growth drivers
Maruti Suzuki shares: ICICI Securities sees strong auto demand revival driven by GST cuts and new launches, reiterates ‘BUY’ on Maruti Suzuki with a raised target of ₹17,000, implying 17% upside. The outlook is further supported by tax reliefs, rate cuts, and Pay Commission revisions.
GST 2.0 is here. How should you tweak your mutual fund portfolio
GST 2.0 is set to revamp India's indirect tax system. Experts suggest domestic-facing sectors will benefit. Sectors like autos, staples, and retail may see better demand. Premium apparel and luxury cars could face pressure. The revised rates will be effective from September 22, 2025. Investors should consider their risk appetite before tweaking their mutual fund portfolio.
Companies may fire up output by 25% to feed festive frenzy
Indian car, two-wheeler, and electronics manufacturers are ramping up production. They anticipate a surge in demand following Goods and Services Tax (GST) reductions. Automakers expect increased showroom traffic and order volumes, especially for small cars. Electronics firms are expanding production of larger televisions. The GST Council reduced taxes on various items, potentially boosting festive sales.
New GST rates for bikes & scooters: From Triumph, Bullet, Harley to Bajaj, check what gets cheaper and what gets costlier
New GST rates for bikes: The GST Council has approved revised tax slabs, effective September 22, reducing GST on two-wheelers below 350cc to 18%, benefiting most of the Indian motorcycle market. Larger motorcycles above 350cc will face a higher 40% "Sin tax." Similarly, smaller cars will be taxed at 18%, while larger vehicles and racing cars will be levied at 40%.
GST 2.0 FAQs: Which cars just got cheaper & which ones got costlier? From insurance to gold to cigarettes, all key new price info here
The GST Council has approved a significant overhaul of the Goods and Services Tax regime, effective September 22, 2025, by limiting slabs to 5% and 18%. These changes aim to boost domestic spending and mitigate the impact of US tariffs, with rate reductions on various goods and services, including personal use items, medicines, small cars, and bicycles.
Govt delivers 'GST Diwali bonanza': Cheaper essentials, big relief on insurance premiums
India's Goods and Services Tax (GST) undergoes a major overhaul, eight years after its launch, with the GST Council approving significant rate cuts on numerous everyday items. Effective September 22nd, the new rates aim to boost consumption by shifting to a two-slab structure of 5% and 18%, abolishing the 12% and 28% rates.
GST 2.0 gets the green light: What gets cheaper and costlier from September 22?
GST Meeting Cheaper, Costlier: The GST Council has approved changes to India's indirect tax structure. Many daily-use goods will become cheaper from September 22. Food items, consumer goods, and renewable energy devices will see reduced tax rates. However, sin goods and luxury items will remain under higher taxation. Coal will be taxed at a higher rate. Restaurants and lottery services face revised rules.
GST rate cuts to spur growth, benefit first-time buyers, middle-income families: Auto industry
The GST Council's decision to reduce tax rates on automobiles has been welcomed by the Indian auto industry, with players anticipating a boost in demand, especially during the festive season. The move is expected to benefit first-time buyers and middle-income families by making vehicles more affordable.
GST 2.0: Big savings on small cars, prices to drop by 12-12.5%
The GST rate reset is anticipated to stimulate demand for small cars and two-wheelers, benefiting entry-level consumers. Small cars and motorcycles under specified engine capacities will see reduced GST rates, potentially lowering ex-showroom prices significantly. Larger vehicles will also experience a slight price decrease due to revised tax structures, boosting overall sales volumes, especially in the small-car segment.
GST 2.0: Biggest gainers and losers of the new tax regime
India has announced revised Goods and Services Tax (GST) rates. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced GST cuts on many items. The changes will impact good from dairy items to cars. New rates take effect from September 22. Daily use items see lower taxes. Cars, TVs, and cement also get tax cuts. Apparel costing over 2,500 rupees will see a tax increase.
Trump’s tariff pains, Modi’s GST relief: Govt gives a reform armour to every Indian
India rolls out GST 2.0 reforms to boost domestic consumption and shield the economy from the impact of US tariffs. The revamped GST structure simplifies tax slabs and lowers rates on essential goods and services, putting more money in the hands of households and businesses. Experts say the reforms could give a meaningful lift to GDP, while rising consumer confidence across urban and rural India signals stronger spending ahead.
M&M, Maruti, Hero Moto and other auto stocks rally up to 8% on GST cut boost
M&M Share Price: Auto stocks surged on September 4 after the GST Council cut tax rates from 28% to 18% across key automobile segments. Mahindra & Mahindra and Eicher Motors led the rally, hitting record highs, while TVS Motor, Hero MotoCorp, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, and Hyundai also posted strong gains. The move is expected to boost demand and improve sector sentiment.
Sensex rallies over 700 pts, Nifty tops 24,900; GST cuts, 4 other drivers behind today's rally
Indian stock markets witnessed a significant surge today. Sensex and Nifty both opened considerably higher. This positive movement follows the government's decision to reduce taxes on various goods under the Goods and Services Tax. The GST overhaul aims to boost consumption ahead of the festive season. Market capitalization of BSE-listed companies also saw a substantial increase.
'Ek teer kai nishaan!': From combating Trump’s tariffs to inflation — why Kotak AMC's Nilesh Shah says GST 2.0 hits many targets
Shah also underlined the urgency behind the Council’s push, pointing out that “completing two days GST council meeting in one day does show the urgency.” At the same time, he stressed the need for vigilance against misuse. “While the leakages and fraud of GST needs to be dealt with iron hand, process improvement should be a continuous affair with feedback loop,” he wrote.
Simplified GST Scheme: Government unveils quick registration for small and low-risk businesses
The Indian government has launched a Simplified GST Registration Scheme to streamline the process for small and low-risk businesses. Eligible applicants can now receive registration within three working days, with businesses identified as low-risk through data analysis. This initiative aims to reduce paperwork, accelerate registration, and promote entrepreneurship, benefiting a significant majority of new applicants.
The govt wants you to fall in love with hatchbacks again
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council has approved a revised tax structure for the automobile sector. Tax rate for bigger cars is now 40%. Levies on smaller cars and motorcycles up to 350cc are reduced to 18%. This decision comes as Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) sales experience their first decline in over five years.
SBI to states: Don’t fear PM Modi’s Diwali GST gift, you’ll still be net gainers
State Bank of India projects Indian states will remain net gainers from GST, even with rate rationalisation, due to revenue sharing mechanisms. This contradicts concerns of revenue loss expressed by some states. The bank suggests utilising the compensation fund surplus to offset potential losses from rate adjustments.
PM Modi's tax reform set to slash levies on shampoos, hybrid cars, TVs
India is poised to significantly overhaul its Goods and Services Tax (GST) system, potentially slashing taxes on approximately 175 products, including consumer goods, electronics, and hybrid cars. The GST council is expected to finalize these cuts in early September, aiming to boost domestic consumption, support local manufacturers, and offset potential export declines.
Premium two-wheelers poised to benefit from rural demand: Ajay Bagga
Two-wheelers, particularly premium motorcycles in rural India, remain strong despite flat passenger vehicle demand, with potential GST cuts as a trigger. In IT, AI hype hasn’t delivered immediate gains, hurting entry-level hiring. Analysts see opportunities in outsourcing and AI infrastructure support, while traditional IT firms face slower growth and market skepticism.
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