TATA MOTORS PRICE CUT
GST cut: See revised prices of Maruti, Hyundai, Mahindra, Tata, Toyota, Skoda, Renault, BMW, Mercedes and other carmakers
The introduction of GST 2.0 has significantly reduced car prices across India, offering savings from ₹65,000 to ₹8.9 lakh on various models. Major manufacturers like Mahindra, Tata Motors, Toyota, Skoda, Renault, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Hyundai have announced price cuts. These reductions, effective from September 22, span from entry-level hatchbacks to luxury SUVs, making vehicles more affordable.
VinFast shifts gears in India: Can the EV challenger outpace Tesla and Tata?
VinFast, Vietnam's leading carmaker, has entered the Indian EV market, challenging Tesla and Tata Motors with competitively priced electric SUVs like the VF6 and VF7. Aiming to become a major player, VinFast plans significant investments, job creation, and a manufacturing plant in Tamil Nadu.
Hyundai announces price cuts up to Rs 2.4 lakh following GST reforms: Check changes for each model here
Hyundai Motor India will pass on GST reform benefits to customers. The company announced significant price reductions across its passenger vehicle lineup. Effective September 22, 2025, Hyundai cars and SUVs will become more affordable. Price cuts will be up to Rs 2.4 lakh. This move aims to boost sales during the festive season.
Toyota price slash: Fortuner, Innova, Hyryder, Glanza and others get cheaper by up to Rs 3.5 lakh after GST rationalisation
Toyota Kirloskar Motor has announced significant price reductions across its entire product lineup in India, passing on the full benefits of the recent GST reduction to customers just before the festive season. The Toyota Fortuner sees the largest price cut, followed by the Legender and Hilux.
Mahindra Thar, Scorpio & other SUV prices reduced by up to Rs 1.56 lakh with immediate effect following GST cut
Mahindra and Mahindra reduced prices on passenger vehicles. The price cuts range up to Rupees 1.56 lakh. This follows the GST rate cut benefit to customers. The revised prices are effective from September 6, 2025. Bolero/Neo range prices decreased by Rupees 1.27 lakh. XUV3XO petrol and diesel prices also reduced. Other models like THAR, Scorpio, and XUV700 are now cheaper.
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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Tata Motors to pass on tax cut benefits to customers
Tata Motors announced on Friday that it will reduce prices across its vehicle range by up to ₹1.55 lakh, passing on the full benefit of the GST reduction to customers. Effective September 22, 2025, the price cuts will vary, with models like the Tiago seeing a reduction of ₹75,000 and the Harrier experiencing a decrease of ₹140,000.
Tata Motors price cut: Check new prices of Tiago, Tigor, Altroz, Punch, Curvy, Safari, and Harrier
Tata Motors has announced a significant price reduction on its passenger vehicles, effective September 22, passing on the benefits of the recent GST revision to customers. Price cuts range from ₹65,000 to ₹1.45 lakh across models like Tiago, Tigor, Altroz, Punch, Nexon, Curvv, Harrier, and Safari.
Tata Motors to slash car prices by up to Rs 1.45 lakh from September 22 under GST 2.0
Tata Motors announced a price reduction of up to Rs 1.45 lakh across its passenger vehicle range, effective September 22, due to the newly approved GST 2.0 regime. The company aims to pass on the benefits of the GST reforms to customers, which include reduced and simplified tax rates for the automobile sector.
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.
New GST rate on cars and other vehicles simplified; check old vs new GST on automobiles
The GST Council has revised the Goods and Services Tax, simplifying it into 5% and 18% slabs. GST on small cars is reduced to 18%, while other car segments face a 40% tax. This eliminates cess and simplifies tax calculations on vehicles and household goods.
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.
Electronics items to see price cuts; ACs, dishwashers likely to see reduction of Rs 3,500-4,500 apiece
Aspirational consumer electronics like large-screen TVs, ACs, and dishwashers are set to become more affordable. Chief executives anticipate an 8-9% price reduction following a significant 10 percentage point cut in GST rates. While sales might dip temporarily as consumers delay purchases, pent-up demand is expected to compensate for this slowdown.
From Mahindra Thar to Hyundai Creta: Popular cars that will get cheaper with GST 2.0
The Goods and Service Tax revision brings joy for the auto industry. Several popular cars will now be priced lower. The tax rate for small cars has been reduced from 28 per cent to 18 per cent, while luxury cars will be taxed at 40 percent. Notably, cess has been scrapped, brining the prices of bigger cars down too.
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.
GST 2.0 trigger throws up over 90 stock ideas as rate cuts may spark new market cycle. Full list
The GST Council's sweeping rate cuts across sectors have ignited a market rally, with auto, FMCG, cement, insurance, and consumer durable stocks in sharp focus. Two-wheelers, small cars, cement, insurance, and packaged goods are now significantly cheaper. Analysts expect stronger consumption, improved margins, and GDP growth. Key beneficiaries include M&M, ITC, Hero MotoCorp, UltraTech, and SBI Life.
Tata Steel shares slip as investors book profit after 6% rally
Tata Steel shares experienced a slight dip of 0.50% to Rs 167 on Thursday, following a strong 6% surge. This pullback occurs amidst ongoing optimism in the metal sector, fueled by anticipated firmer global steel prices due to China's planned production cuts and India's tariff protections.
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.
EVs to continue at 5% GST rate as Council opts for clean mobility push
The GST Council has decided to maintain the 5% concessional GST rate on all electric vehicles, providing a boost to India's clean mobility initiatives. This decision ensures that both mass-market and luxury EVs will avoid potential price increases under the new GST structure.
GST panel calls for steep levies on luxury EVs in blow for Tesla, BMW
GST Council panel has suggested significant consumer levy increases on luxury electric vehicles priced above $46,000, potentially impacting Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and BYD sales. This proposal contrasts with Prime Minister Modi's broader tax reform efforts, which aim to reduce taxes on many goods.
Tata, M&M shares hit as report on higher GST for luxury EVs sparks concerns
Shares of Tata Motors, M&M, and Hyundai fell as reports suggested the GoM may raise GST on luxury EVs ahead of the September 3–4 Council meeting. Higher levies on EVs above Rs 20 lakh could affect sales and demand, particularly for high-end models from Tesla, Mercedes, and BMW.
Festive season, GST cut seen as key triggers for auto demand
The latest auto sales data paints a mixed picture for the industry. While two-wheelers and tractors continued to deliver strong performances, passenger vehicle sales remained subdued, leaving analysts watching closely for potential demand revival on the back of an anticipated GST cut.
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.
Car sales stay in slow lane for 4th straight month
Passenger vehicle sales in India experienced a fourth consecutive month of decline in August, dropping 7% to 330,000 units as carmakers strategically adjusted dispatches in anticipation of revised GST rates. The GST Council is expected to discuss lowering the levy on small cars, potentially boosting sales.
Tata Motors overall sales rise 2 pc in August, domestic dispatches decline
Tata Motors experienced a mixed performance in August, with overall wholesales increasing by 2% to 73,178 units compared to the previous year. However, domestic sales saw a slight dip of 2%, totaling 68,482 units. Passenger vehicle dispatches in the domestic market declined by 7%, while commercial vehicle sales rose by 6%.
Mahindra's SUV sales to dealers dip for first time in over 3 years ahead of India tax cut call
Mahindra & Mahindra experienced its first sales decline in over three years in August, attributed to moderated dealer dispatches pending a government decision on lower consumption tax. While SUV sales dipped last month, they remain up 15% for the fiscal year. Buyers are delaying purchases in anticipation of potential price reductions following the upcoming GST council meeting.
Tata Motors launches Winger Plus at Rs 20.60 lakh
Tata Motors launched 9-seater Tata Winger Plus at Rs. 20.60 lakh ex-showroom price in New Delhi. The vehicle is equipped with personal USB charging points, individual AC vents and ample leg space and other amenities to enhance passenger comfort and experience.
GST cut: Jefferies upgrades Hero Motocorp but bearish on Hyundai and Tata Motors
Jefferies anticipates that a Goods and Services Tax reduction may significantly increase the demand for automobiles. Two-wheelers and small passenger vehicles are likely to benefit the most. The brokerage has upgraded Hero Motocorp's rating. However, it maintains an 'Underperform' rating for Hyundai and Tata Motors. The firm also expects volume growth in the auto sector.
Auto, electronics dealers pull plug on festive stock
Indian automobile and electronics dealers are being careful before the festival season. They anticipate a Goods and Services Tax cut. Dealers are limiting inventory to protect working capital. Mahindra & Mahindra advises dealers to stock only fast-selling items. The GST Council may meet in September to finalize new rates. Consumers are delaying purchases, awaiting potential price drops.
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