What changed in GST for cars
- From 22 September 2025, revised GST rates for passenger vehicles in India came into effect.
- Small petrol cars (petrol / petrol-hybrid / LPG / CNG) up to 1,200 cc and length up to 4,000 mm will now attract 18% GST, down from higher slabs.
- Diesel and diesel-hybrid cars up to 1,500 cc and under 4,000 mm also see the same benefit.
- Larger or luxury vehicles with higher engine sizes still attract higher GST (40%) but some cesses or additional tax burdens have been reduced for many variants.
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How much prices of Hyundai cars have come down
Hyundai Motor India has passed on full benefits of the new GST rates, reducing ex-showroom prices across its model lineup. Some of the approximate savings (varies by variant) are:
| Model | Approx Maximum Price Reduction (on selected variant) |
|---|---|
| Tucson | ~ ₹2,40,000 |
| Venue | ~ ₹1,23,000 |
| i20 N-Line | ~ ₹1,08,000 |
| i20 | ~ ₹98,000 |
| Exter | ~ ₹89,000 |
| Grand i10 Nios | ~ ₹73,800 |
| Aura | ~ ₹78,500 |
| Creta | ~ ₹72,200 |
| Creta N-Line | ~ ₹71,700 |
| Verna | ~ ₹60,600 |
| Alcazar | ~ ₹75,400 |
Note: These reductions are for specific variants; lower-end trims may have lower savings, higher trims may see more depending on features, powertrain, and whether they fall under the reduced GST slab.
Which models benefit the most
- The largest absolute savings are on bigger SUVs / premium models (e.g. Tucson) because they had higher taxes or cesses that got reduced or removed.
- Mid-size SUVs (Venue, Creta) and premium hatchbacks (i20 N-Line) also benefit significantly.
- Entry-level trims benefit less in absolute rupee amount, but still see meaningful reductions.
Buyer’s perspective
- The reduced ex-showroom prices will help lower on-road cost (registration, insurance) somewhat.
- Buyers can expect lower EMIs due to lower principal costs.
- Festive season timing makes this a good opportunity to buy.
- However, note that dealership pricing, variant premiums, and state-wise taxes may affect the final cost.
Things to watch out for
- Variant-wise savings differ a lot depending on engine, transmission, features.
- On-road price (after registration, insurance etc.) will still vary by city / state.
- Some older stock may still carry old pricing until cleared out by dealers.
Hyundai has revised its prices across its model range in response to the new GST rate changes. Savings go up to about ₹2.4 lakh in some models, especially in larger premium vehicles. Mid-SUVs and premium hatchbacks also see solid benefits. For those planning to upgrade or buy a Hyundai, this GST revision brings real value and makes many models more accessible.
**Disclaimer: The Image in the article is taken from official Websites of hyundai which is used for our article**
**Any pricing information shown or mentioned in this article was accurate at the time of article posted. later may have since changed. **
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